What is the tourism revenue multiplier?

Tourism multiplier refers to the ratio of direct, indirect and induced changes caused by tourism expenditure (original tourism income of tourist destinations) in the economic system to the initial direct change itself. The tourism expenditure here refers to the expenditure from overseas tourists, excluding the local tourism expenditure of destination residents. Therefore, it is an exogenous tourism expenditure 279

Multiplier utility is the change of a variable Causes an increase in the final quantity in a multiplier acceleration manner.

The multiplier effect is a factor to be considered in formulating macro policies.

Is there also a multiplier effect in management? And how to exert the multiplier effect?

Does the implementation of a certain policy in management have a multiplier effect? And this multiplier effect is what managers are pursuing. For example, when implementing a sales promotion plan, we hope that this plan can increase exponentially, but we often find that without supporting the implementation of other strategies, the multiplier effect is difficult to achieve.

For example, in terms of incentive policies, managers adopt results motivation methods or process motivation methods, but the best results may only have an effect on certain specific behaviors, while continuous motivation or spontaneous motivation The motivational effect is impossible to achieve. Here, managers hope to achieve a multiplier effect, where one measure produces multiple effects.

There are many examples of multiplier effects in ancient my country. For example, loyalty and filial piety in ancient times is a multiplier effect in a sense. For those who are loyal and filial, the education or encouragement given by their king or elders is only It was limited to a few occasional lectures or rewards, but this kind of thinking continued. A good multiplier effect was achieved.

Of course managers also hope that management can achieve a multiplier effect. But there is a problem to note here. The multiplier effect is not permanent. The multiplier effect includes a series of measures. Only when these corresponding supporting measures are effective can the multiplier effect be effective. The so-called supporting measures are supporting measures that further enhance the effectiveness of the original measures, such as incentive measures in management. It is impossible for pure incentives to continue to work without incentives. There must be corresponding supporting facilities such as corporate culture. Only by taking appropriate measures can the effects be achieved.