INTRODUCTION

TOURISM STATISTIC – 1ST SESSION

STATISTICS IN TOURISM

1. How many hotels and restaurants should be

provided?
2. How much investment can be invested in tourism?
3. How many new job opportunities will be available?
4. How much labor force is absorted through the
opening of new employment opportunities?

To answer all the questions above, calculations are

based on statistical data using statistical methods.
WHAT IS STATISTICS?

 From the word status (Latin) or state (English) means ‘country’.

 The statistics are collection of information for benefit of the state (the
information is used to facilitate tax collection, mobilization of the people,
army and other purpose).
 Statistics is the science that studies or discussed and develops principles,
methods and procedures that need to be taken or used in order to: (1)
collect data; (2) compile and categorized data; (3) present data; (4)
analyzing data; (5) drawing conclusions; (6) making estimation; (7)
forecasting or prediction statistically.
STATICSTICS IN BUSINESS

 To summarize business
data
 To draw conclusion from
those data
 To make reliable forecasts
about business activities
 To improve business
processes
STATISTICS IN TOURISM

 TOURISM.
The sum of the phenomena and relationships arising from the interaction of
tourists, business supplier, host governments, and host communities in the
process of attracting and hosting these tourists and other visitor.
 TOURISM STATISTICS
Science of the procedures for collecting, organizing (processing, presenting
and analyzing) with drawing conclusions on tourism data. It is also the
application of statistical methods in tourism activities. The application of this
method is intended to obtain quantitative calculations is planning and decision
making.
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SCOPE OF TOURISM STATISTICS

TOURISM
STATISTICS
ACTIVITIES TOURISTS ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANTS TRAVEL SERVICE OTHERS

DESTINATION/
FOREIGN STAR-HOTEL LARGE SCALE TRAVEL AGENCY
TOURIST ATTRACTION

DOMESTIC NON-STAR MEDIUM SCALE TRANSPORTATION EDUCATION

SMALL SCALE MICE

OTHERS GOVERNMENT
 Estimated number of tourist visits

Develop tour packages that tourists are interested

in
THE EXAMPLE
Measuring tourist attitudes, behavior and
OF STATISTICS motivation
FOR TOURISM
Measuring tourists' expenditures

Measuring environmental damage due to tourism

activity
THE IMPORTANCE OF TOURISM STATISTICS

 As a monitoring instrument
 As certain the effectiveness of tourism policy
 To design marketing strategies
 Evaluation of management decisions
 For national policy formulation
 Create knowledge about the performance of the sector.
 Statistics are useful in tourism, especially
in making the right decisions, because
statistics can :
USAGE  Explain the relationship between
STATISTICS FOR variables
TOURISM  Make better decisions
 Tackle the changes
 Create plans and forecast
TYPES OF STATISTICS
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
 Descriptive statistics is a method
related to collecting / presenting
data to provide useful
information.
INFERENTIAL
STATISTICS
 Inferential statistics is a method that
can be used to analyze small groups of
parent data or samples taken from the
population to forecast and draw
conclusions on the parent data group or
population.
THE DIFERENCES
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
Collecting, summarizing, and describing data.
 Collect data : survey
 Present data : tables, graphs
 Characterize : sample mean
INFERENTIAL STATISTICS
Drawing conclusions and/or making decisions
concerning a population based only on sample data.
 Estimation : estimate the population mean weight
using the sample mean weight
 Hypothesis testing : test the claim that the
population mean weight is 120 pounds
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TROUBLESHOOTING WITH STATISTICS METHODS

1. Identifying the problem

2. Facts gathering
3. Update original data gathering
4. Grouping and summarizing data
5. Presenting data
6. Analyzing data
7. Conclusing and suggestion
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