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The motives and desires for tourist travel that occur in humans can be achieved only if there are objective (leisure, means) and subjective conditions. Those conditions moving into the factors rise if people become tourists, and they could work towards developing tourism. They are spacious, natural and anthropogenic factors. The spatial environment factors that make tourist-geographical position, natural factors as elements (relief, climate, hydrographic, flora and fauna), and anthropogenic factors are mainly the result of human activities (cultural and historical monuments, ethnographic values, art works) and socioeconomic achievement (settlements, communications, economic aspects, etc.).