Cyclical Movements

Definition

Cyclical movements refer to short-term, repetitive movements that occur regularly. These movements often involve a return to the original location or a series of destinations and are usually temporary in nature.

Related terms

Seasonal Migration: This refers to cyclical movements that occur during certain seasons, such as people who move from colder regions to warmer regions during winter.

Commuting: Commuting is another form of cyclical movement where individuals travel between their home and workplace on a regular basis.

Nomadism: Nomadism involves cyclical movements by groups of people who continuously move from one place to another in search of resources or better living conditions.