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英国数学论文代写:旅游业

英国数学论文代写:旅游业

游客在销售税或商品和服务贡献了13亿美元的税收收入。一个被认为在海外游客数量减少了0.3%。

重大事件,影响了旅游活动对2013年的世界首演大屏幕霍比特人三部曲,某些路线服务的中止和介绍一些航空公司,中国游客首次突破200000,持续的全球金融危机的影响和健壮的邮轮乘客和游轮。

解释你的理解的结果:图1 & 4和表3 & 5

图1 2013年旅游卫星账户报告显示一个大纲的旅游支出流2013年新西兰经济。它表示值添加到新西兰旅游经济间接和直接,直接和间接就业,服务和商品的进口和消费税由政府接收。

图4显示了旅游支出的份额用产品的类型。根据图,零售额占最大份额的22%与空气客运在18%以下。食品和饮料服务服务和零售销售的燃料和similair汽车产品占12%其次是其他客运为10%。住宿服务和其他旅游产品占9%。销售税游客付费购买的占6%,而教育服务占3%。

表3显示了国际旅游支出相比,选择主要出口。2013年国际旅游达到97.78亿美元。这为多肉及肉类产品,记录了52.79亿美元,木材和木材产品注册4383美元。海鲜记录的13.69亿美元。只有乳制品,包括酪蛋白产品类别以国际旅游通过注册123.49亿美元以上。因此可以判定,国际旅游是新西兰的第二大出口类别为2013,因此是一个典型的类别,由于关于出口重要性(Swarbrooke和霍纳,2007)。

Tourists contributed $1.3 billion in GST or goods and services tax revenue. A decrease of 0.3% was seen among overseas visitor arrivals.
Significant events that impacted tourism activity for 2013 were the world premiere of the big screen Hobbit trilogy, the discontinuation and introduction of certain route services by some airlines, Chinese visitors crossing 200,000 for the first time, ongoing influences of the global financial meltdown and robust increase in cruise passenger and cruise liner visits.
Explain Your Understanding of the Findings in: Figures 1 & 4 and Tables 3 & 5
Figure 1 in the tourism satellite account 2013 report shows an outline of the tourism expenditure flows in the New Zealand economy for 2013. It denotes the value added to the New Zealand economy by tourism both indirectly and directly, direct and indirect employment, the imports of services and goods and the GST received by the government.
Figure 4 shows the share of tourism expenditure denoted by the type of product. Under the figure, retail sales account for the biggest share at 22% with air passenger transport at 18% following close on heels. Food and beverage serving services and retail sales of fuel and similair automotive products both account for 12% followed by other passenger transport at 10%. Accommodation services and other tourism products both account for 9%. GST paid on purchases by the tourists make up 6% while education services account for 3%.
The table 3 shows the international tourism expenditure in comparison with chosen primary exports. For the year 2013 international tourism clocked $9,778 million. This compares favourably with meat and meat products that recorded $5,279 million and wood and wood products that registered $4,383. Seafood recorded $1,369 million. Only dairy products that include casein product category clocked more than international tourism by registering $12,349 million. Thus it can be gauged that international tourism is the second most lucrative export category for New Zealand for 2013 and thus is a prime category to be given due importance with regard to exports (Swarbrooke and Horner, 2007).