TMGT 1P91 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3-4: Disposable And Discretionary Income, Skill

• School: Brock University
• Department: Tourism Management
• Course: TMGT 1P91
• Professor: Dave Telfer

Document Summary

Conditions that favour the development of demand for tourism. Although tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, it is only engaged in by a small number of people. In order for a place to become a generating are, individuals there must have: The penetration of tourist activity within a generating region"s population. Gtp is calculated by measuring the number of tourist trips that occur from a during a stated period (measured in gross or net travel propensity) generating region as a percentage of the population. Ntp measures the percentage of the population that takes at least one trip, and identifies the proportion of the population in a generating region that takes part in tourism. Three types of demand: involved in tourism. Effective/actual number of people in a generating area that are. Suppressed the number of individuals that would like to engage in.