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Researchers typically estimate the level of tourism activity by ________.

Researchers typically estimate the level of tourism activity by ________.

▸ multiplying the number of tourists by the annual tourism budget

▸ multiplying the average number of visitors by the daily expenditures level per visitor

▸ dividing the number of visitors by the annual tourism budget

▸ multiplying the estimated number of arrivals to a destination by the average expenditure per visitor

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Tourism: The Business of Hospitality and Travel

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Authors: Cook, Hsu, Taylor

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