What is the travel rate?

The tourism travel rate refers to the ratio of the number of tourists traveling in a certain country or region to its total population within a certain period of time. It reflects the demand for travel by residents of a country or region in a certain period. It also reflects the ability and level of the country or region to generate tourism demand in a certain period and the possibility of the country or region becoming a tourist source. degree of sex. With other conditions remaining unchanged, the higher the travel rate, the more residents travel, and the greater the total tourism demand.

The tourism travel rate is expressed by the formula:

(1) The total tourism travel rate. The total tourism travel rate refers to the ratio of the number of outbound tourists in a country or region to its total population within a certain period of time. The formula is expressed as:

Total tourism travel rate = number of tourism trips/total population × 100%

(2) Net tourism travel rate. The net tourism travel rate refers to the ratio of the number of people traveling out of a country or region to its total population within a certain period of time. Expressed as a formula:

Net tourism travel rate = number of tourist trips/total population × 100%

The above two indicators reflect the tourism demand of residents in a country or region within a certain period of time. Ability and condition.