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What is incoming tourism?
If you come from the US to the UK then you are an incoming tourist to the UK.
Why do people go to the UK?
because of tourism
How does tourism contribute to the English economy?
tourism contributes 10.657 billion pounds of cocaine to the uk economy
Looking some tourism saminar in UK?
yes i am what is your username so you can give me some tourism facts
What are the political influences on the hospitality industry?
The key political influences in the hospitality industry relate to health and safety issues. A government who puts a strong emphasis on such issues, for example, the UK, have several regulations which must be adhered to. In the hospitality industry, these mainly refer to food preparation and storage, as well as electrical safety.
Which city in the UK has the largest population for tourism?
LONDON - by a long way
When was UK Community Issues Party created?
UK Community Issues Party was created on 2003-07-01.
How does Tourism make money for the UK?
Tourism supports a great part of the infrastructure of the Uk. we rely on great deal of people to come and visit the Uk which in turn circulates the money spent from tourist,back into communities. Just like any other country.
Definition of incoming tourism?
Otherwise known as inbound tourism. Is when a person is outbound from their home country, and incoming to the UK. For example a man from Paris, France, is travelling to Brighton. He would be outbound from France, and incoming to the UK.
Is Scotland within the UK law jurisdiction?
Scotland (like England, Wales and Northern Ireland) has its own parliament The Scottish parliament can create their own Scotland-specific laws on 'devolved matters' (as defined in the Scotland Act 1998). Devolved matters are issues that are specific to Scotland such as their agriculture, tourism, education system and so forth. The UK Parliament, based in Westminster, may create laws on 'reserved issues' that would cover Scotland along with the rest of the UK. Reserved issues are national issues such as immigration policy, benefits, data protection, etc. The UK Parliament does have the power to create law on 'Devolved matters' as well, but it rarely does so. Therefore Scotland is subject to UK law, but does not necessarily have the same laws that are present in other parts of the UK.
How much money does the UK make through tourism?
11 Nov 2008 ... The UK tourism industry is worth £114b and more than 8% of the total gross domestic product, research has found. Visit Britain and the tourism alliance commisioned Deloitte.
How many domestic tourism trips where taken in the UK in 2010?
125.97 billions
