Visitor Days as a Measure of Demand Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

Visitor days as a measure of demand is:

• A) the number of visitors arriving at a destination each day for a year.
• B) visitor arrivals x average length of stay.
• C) number of days spent by visitors of one community/area in another destination.
• D) expenditures by tourists in an area.
• E) the total number of days spent by tourists at commercial lodging establishments in an area.

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