Introduction The concept of Post Modern Tourism has gained a wider meaning and relation among certain sections of tourists and the intention and idea of a vacation are no longer going to Hawaii or seeing the sights of Greece. In postmodern tourism, the tourist seeks what is called learning and self-enriching experience. The idea is to undertake it as a preoccupation with the own self and in which self-development activities, though they may be very tiresome, becomes a leisure activity. People in this activity become tourists in their own identity and an ecological sensibility. This paper presents a discussion on various aspects related to tourism and examines various factors and issues related to the tourism industry. The paper specifically addresses the impact of various factors on Viva Macau a low-cost carrier (LLC). Post Modern Tourism Featherstone M.(1988) has suggested that new-age tourism has its beginning in the counter-cultural movements of the 1960s and the New Age Movement of the 1980s. The most important feature is the preoccupation with the self, in which the own self-development becomes the customary leisure activity and people become tourists in their own identity and that they also develop an ecological sensibility. Though this form is relatively marginal and still under development it forms a significant form of tourism that reflects the influence of post-modern culture. Post-modern tourism is closely connected with the yearning for new, exotic, and transformational experiences. The author speaks of development activities offered by New Age centers that may think of themselves as tourism products. In such places, several courses, activities, and experiences can be availed. These services and experiences include activities such as the traditional hands-on and skills-based workshops such as hedge laying and woodturning) aesthetic pursuits such as art, drama, and music; formal scholarly learning such as courses hosted by visiting New age spiritual and intellectual gurus. Other pursuits are personalized and experiential self-development, such as courses on meditation, personal relationships, and self-knowledge; and also courses on alternative approaches to health and welfare such as homeopathy, acupuncture, hypnotherapy, and Shiatsu massage. Some centers offer a very wide and diverse range of activities such as a complete personal maintenance service here the body is subjected to intense sessions of massage and oil therapy and others can learn a new skill such as bead and newly designed, attempt to redefine their spirituality, undertake activities such as team exercises that involve exercising their brains as well as the body and some even take up an authentic country living complete with camps, ranching, horse riding and taming or horse whispering as such activities are called. The New Age has been described as “a rather broad group of contemporary movements, therapies and quasi-religious groups which have in common a concern with personal self-realization, liberation or fulfillment.’ This rather heterogeneous group of movements, therefore, are linked by their concern with the self, whether this is in an ascetic or hedonistic fashion or indeed a mixture of both. Some of these movements explicitly draw upon the