Time left 0:59:05Question 2Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion text10. Which of the following statements is untrue?Select one:a.Tourism statistics are used to quantify the contribution to the economy and balance of payments.b.Tourism statistics are used to evaluate and assess the effect of marketing and promotion activities by tourism organisations.c.Tourism statistics are used to establish government attitudes to tourismd.Tourism statistics are used to evaluate the significance and magnitude of tourism in specific regions

Select the correct answerStatement:The number of tourists visiting the country has increased by 20% compared to last year.Inference:I. The country has recently opened up more tourist attractions.II. The country has increased its marketing efforts to attract more tourists.III. The country has relaxed its visa requirements for tourists.OptionsIf only II followsIf only I followsIf none of them followIf both I and II followIf both II and III follow

Time left 0:51:07Question 19Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion text8. Which of the following characterises a tourist?Select one:a.The tourist is consistently measured as a category of immigration in every country using universally accepted criteria.b.The tourist is a member of a transient and highly mobile population.c.The tourist can be measured in a statistical sense with relative ease using social surveys.d.The tourist is able to influence the price of tourism products.

Explain statistical terms relating to tourism, and analyse the difficulties involved in measuring tourism.

Profile of Uganda’s tourism sector with statistics in one detailed paragraph with references

Which of the following is a social/psychological determinant influencing tourism demand? Select one:a.political stabilityb.past experiencec.value of currencyd.distribution of incomes