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Official Records of the Economic and Social Council 2004, Supplement No. 4 (E/2004/24) Chapter III C 6(c,d) page 14. Recommendations on Tourism Statistics, United Nations, New York, 1994, (ST/ESA/STAT/SER.M/83)
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Contents Paragraphs Foreword Acknowledgements List of abbreviations and acronyms Chapter 1 Development and needs for tourism statistics A. B. Historical development Towards the International Recommendations for Tourism Statistics 2008 (IRTS 2008) Structure of the document 1.1.-1.47. 1.13.-1.29. Pages i ix-x xi-xii 1-8 2-5
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Chapter 2 The demand perspective: Basic concepts and definitions A. B. Travel and tourism Conceptual background B.1 Economic territory and economy B.2 Residence: country of residence, place of usual residence (within a country) B.3 Nationality and citizenship B.4 The usual environment of an individual B.5 Tourism trips and visits B.6 Tourism and being employed by a resident entity in the country visited C. D. Forms of tourism International and domestic visitors D.1 International visitors D.2 Domestic visitors
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Contents E. Measuring flows of visitors E.1 The usual environment: suggested criteria E.2 Flows of inbound visitors E.3 Flows of domestic visitors E.4 Flows of outbound visitors Chapter 3 The demand perspective: characterization of visitor and tourism trips A. B. Characteristics of the visitor Characteristics of tourism trips B.1 Main p urpose of a tourism trip B.2 Types of "Tourism product" B.3 Duration of a trip / visit / stay B.4 Origin and destination B.5 Modes of transport B.6 Types of accommodation C. Measuring the characteristics of visitors and tourism trips Paragraphs 2.50.-2.78. 2.50.-2.53. 2.54.-2.69. 2.70.-2.77. 2.78. Pages 19-25 19 20-23 24-25 25

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