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Tourists on a sample survey of articles
The first part of the comprehensive analysis
Sample survey of inbound tourists in 2009 a comprehensive analysis of 5
The second part of the classified information
First, the inbound tourists per day to spend and composition
  1-12009 tourists per day on Immigration to spend the night (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, occupational group) 14
  1-22009 tourists per day on Immigration to spend the night (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, group tourism purposes) 16
  1-32009 tourists per day on Immigration to spend the night (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, gender, age group) 18
  1-42009 that foreign tourists per day to spend the night (by country, occupational group) 20
  1-52009 that foreign tourists per day to spend the night (by country, purpose of travel group) -22
  1-62009 that foreign tourists per day to spend the night (by country, gender, age group) 24
  1-72009 Immigration overnight tourists in the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) per day spending (by groups and individual tourists, foreigners and Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 25
  1-82009 Immigration overnight tourists in the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) per day to spend (according to group and individual, occupational group) 28
  1-92009 Immigration overnight tourists in the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) per day to spend (according to group and individual, group tourism purposes) 34
  1--102009 meandering overnight tourists in an annual income of provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) per day to spend (according to group and individual, gender, age group) 40
  1--112009 Immigration overnight tourists per day to spend in each city (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 43
1-122009 Immigration overnight tourists per day to spend in each city (by occupational group) -46
 1--132009 Immigration overnight tourists per day to spend in various cities (grouped according to purpose of travel) 54
 1--142009 Immigration overnight tourists per day to spend in each city (by gender, age group) 62
 1--152009 day tourist Immigration constitute a per capita spending (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 65
 1--162009 Immigration overnight tourists spent per day constituted (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 66
 1--172009 that foreign overnight visitors per day to spend composition (by country group) 68
 1--182009 Immigration overnight tourists in the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) constituted the per capita spending days (group by group and individual) 70
 1--192009 Immigration overnight tourists in the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) per day spending composition (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 76
 1--202009 Immigration overnight tourists to spend days in each city per capita constituted (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 88
Second, inbound tourists stay
2-12009 overnight visitors stay on Immigration (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 132
 2-22009 overnight visitors stay on Immigration (by sex, occupation, organizations and individual groups) 133
 2-32009 turnip who travel on Immigration overnight stay (by age, purpose of travel, group and individual groups) 134
 2-42009 that foreign tourists stay overnight (grouped by country) 135
 2-52009 overnight travelers on Immigration average residence time of 136
 2-62009 overnight travelers on Immigration average residence time (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, gender, age group)-l37
 2-72009 overnight travelers on Immigration average residence time (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, occupational group) 138
 2-82009 overnight travelers on Immigration average residence time (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, group tourism purposes) 140
 2-92009 mean that foreign tourists stay overnight (by country, occupational group) 142
 2--102009 mean that foreign tourists stay overnight (by country, purpose of travel group) 144
2-112009 mean that foreign tourists stay overnight (by country, gender, age group) 145
 2-122009 overnight travelers on Immigration average length of stay in each city (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 146
 2--132009 overnight travelers on Immigration average length of stay in each city (by gender, age group) l50
 2-142009 overnight travelers on Immigration average length of stay in each city (by occupational group) l54
 2-152009 Immigration overnight tourists in the city mean residence time (grouped by purpose of travel) 162
Third, the inbound tourists to China (the Mainland) number of trips
3-12009 Immigration tourists to China (the Mainland) travel times (by groups and individual tourists, foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 169
 3-22009 Immigration tourists to China (the Mainland) travel times (by overnight and day trips, group and individual foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 170
 3-32009 Immigration tourists to China (the Mainland) travel times (by groups and individual, gender, age group) 172
 3-42009 Immigration tourists to China (the Mainland) travel times (by groups and individual, occupational group) 173
 3-52009 Immigration tourists to China (the Mainland) travel times (by groups and individual, group tourism purposes) -174
 3-62009 Immigration visitors to the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the number of 175 tourist
 3-72009 that foreign tourists to the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the number of tourist Nine 176
 3-82009 of Hong Kong tourists to the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) the number of 177 tourist
 3-92009 of Macau visitors to the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) number of trips l78
 3-102009 of Taiwan tourists to the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the number of 179 tourist
Fourth, the itinerary of tourists
4-12009 tourists visit the city on Immigration proportion of blocks (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 182
 4-22009 tourists visit the city on Immigration proportion of blocks (by gender, age, group and individual groups) l84
 4-32009 tourists visit the city on Immigration proportion of blocks (by occupation, group and individual groups) 186
 4-42009 tourists visit the city on Immigration proportion of blocks (by purpose of travel, group and individual groups) 188
Fifth, the flow of inbound tourists
5-12009 flow of tourists on Immigration (grouped by country or area) 192
5-22009 flow of tourists on Immigration (by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) group). . . 196
VI inbound overnight tourists, the choice of accommodation units
6-12009 overnight travelers on Immigration choice of accommodation units (according to foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 202
 6-22009 overnight travelers on Immigration choice of accommodation units (by gender, age, group and individual groups) 203
 6-32009 overnight travelers on Immigration choice of accommodation units (by occupation, group and individual groups) 204
 6-42009 overnight travelers on Immigration choice of accommodation units (according to purpose of travel, group and individual groups) 205
VII Tourists to evaluate the quality of tourism services
7-12009 Immigration tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation 209
 7-22009 that foreign tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation 210
 7-32009 of Hong Kong tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation 211
 7-42009 tourists in Macao evaluation of the quality of tourism services 212
 7-52009 of Taiwan tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation -213
 7-62009 Immigration tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 214
 7-72009 Immigration tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation (by gender, age group) -216
 7-82009 Immigration tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation (sub-grouped by grade) 220
 7-92009 Immigration tourists to the tourism service quality evaluation (by purpose of travel group) 224
 7-102009 Immigration tourists provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), the evaluation of the quality of tourism services -228
VIII Tourists to the evaluation of the Tourist Infrastructure
8-12009 Immigration tourists to the tourism reception facilities in the evaluation (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 234
 8-22009 Immigration tourists to the tourism reception facilities in the evaluation (by gender, age group) 238
  8-32009 Immigration tourists to the tourism reception facilities in the evaluation (by occupation group) 242
  8-42009 Immigration tourists to the tourism reception facilities in the evaluation (by purpose of travel group) ... N 246
  8-52009 Immigration tourists provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) Evaluation of the Tourist Infrastructure 250
September, inbound tourists to the tourism resources of interest
  9-12009 Immigration tourism resources of interest to tourists (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) -256
9-22009 tourists interested in traveling on Immigration resources (by gender, age, group and individual groups) 257
 9-32009 tourists interested in traveling on Immigration resources (by occupation, group and individual groups) 258
 9-42009 Immigration tourism resources of interest to tourists (in tourist destinations, organizations and individual groups) 259
 9-52009 Immigration tourists provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), 260 interest in tourism resources
Ten, inbound tourists to the tourism products of interest
10-12009 Immigration tourists interested in travel products (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 262
 10-22009 Immigration tourists interested in travel products (by gender, age, group and individual group), 263
 10-32009 Immigration tourists interested in travel products (by occupation, group and individual groups) 264
 10-42009 Immigration travel products of interest to tourists (in tourist destinations, group and individual groups) 265
 10-52009 that foreign tourists are interested in travel products (grouped by country) 266
 10-62009 Immigration tourists interested in travel products (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 267
XI, the total number of inbound tourists and pose a sample survey
11-12009 Visitor Survey on Immigration and the proportion of the total number (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, groups and individual groups) 274
 11-22009 Visitor Survey on Immigration into the number and proportion of the total (by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), group and individual groups) 276
 11-32009 年 Port survey the number and proportion of tourists (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, gender, age group) 282
 11-42009 年 Port survey the number and proportion of tourists (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, occupational group) 284
 11-52009 年 Port survey the number and proportion of tourists (by foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, community and individual, group tourism purposes) 286
 11-62009 年 Port survey the number and proportion of foreign visitors (by country, gender, age group) 288
 11-72009 年 Port survey the number and proportion of foreign visitors (by country, occupational group) 290
 11-82009 年 Port survey the number and proportion of foreign visitors (by country, purpose of travel group) 292
  11-92009 年 restaurant survey and the proportion of tourist arrivals (by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), group and individual foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group) 294
  11--102009 年 restaurant survey and the proportion of tourist arrivals (by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), gender, age, group and individual groups) 300
  11--112009 年 restaurant survey and the proportion of tourist arrivals (by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), occupation, organizations and individual groups) 306
  11--122009 年 restaurant survey and the proportion of tourist arrivals (by provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), purpose of travel, group and individual groups) 312
  11--132009 年 hotel survey of foreign visitors (according to provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), country group) 318
  11--142009 年 hotel survey the proportion of tourist arrivals and 322
    (By city, foreigners, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots group)
    Xiapian sample survey of domestic tourism
Comprehensive analysis of the first part of
  2009 sample survey of China's comprehensive analysis of domestic tourism 331
The second part of the domestic tourist trips in 2009 and spent the situation
    2-12009 338 basic information on domestic tourism
    2-22009 urban residents spent the situation of domestic tourism trips and 339
    2-32009 年 quarterly travel and domestic tourism of urban residents spent 340 cases
    2-42009 rural residents Basic 342 Domestic Travel
The first part of 2009, Lan domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents classified information
  First, domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents were the number and composition
    3-1-1 domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents who travel the number and composition (by city, head of household gender and age group) 346
    3-1-2 domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents who travel the number and composition (by city and head education group) 348
    3-1-3 domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents who travel the number and composition (by urban and monthly household income group) 350
    3-1-4 domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents who travel the number and composition (grouped by city and tourist destination) 352
    3-1-5 domestic tourism sample survey of urban residents who travel the number and composition (by way of group travel) 354
Second, the urban residents per capita spending situation Domestic Travel
  3-2-1 Domestic Travel in the per capita of urban residents spent the situation (by city, sex and age group head) 356
  3-2-2 Domestic Travel in the per capita of urban residents spent the situation (by the city and head education group) 358
  3-2-3 Domestic Travel in the per capita of urban residents spent the situation (by urban and monthly household income group) 360
  3-2-4 Domestic Travel in the per capita of urban residents spent the situation (by city and tourist destination group) 362
Third, urban residents constituted individual domestic tourism spending per capita
  3-3-1 FIT domestic tourism of urban residents per capita spending composition (by city group) -364
  3-3-2 FIT travel spending per capita of urban residents constituted (by head of household gender and age group) 366
  3-3-3 FIT travel spending per capita of urban residents constituted (by head of household education group) 368
  3-3-4 FIT travel spending per capita of urban residents constituted (by monthly household income group) 370
  3-3-5 FIT travel spending per capita of urban residents form (grouped by purpose of travel) 372
  Fourth, urban residents on domestic tourism service quality evaluation
  3-4-1 urban residents on domestic tourism service quality evaluation (by way of group travel) 374
  3-4-2 urban residents on domestic tourism service quality evaluation (by head of household gender and age group) 376
  3-4-3 swirling urban residents on the domestic travel service quality evaluation (by head of household education group) 378
  3-4-4 urban residents on domestic tourism service quality evaluation (according to monthly household income group) 380
  3-4-5 urban residents on domestic tourism service quality evaluation (grouped by purpose of travel) 382
The fourth part of the 2009 sample survey of rural residents classified information on domestic tourism
One day the situation of rural residents
  4-1-1 day travel costs of rural residents 386 cases
  4-1-2 day travel the purpose of rural residents, 388 cases
Second, the rural population domestic tourists (overnight visitors) sampling frequency and composition of people
4-2-1 rural domestic tourists (overnight visitors) the number and composition of people sampling (by region, gender and age group) 390
 4-2-2 rural domestic tourists (overnight visitors) the number and composition of people sampling (Grouping by region and educational level) 392
 4-2-3 rural domestic tourists (overnight visitors) the number and composition of people sampling (by region and per capita net income of the family group) 394
 4-2-4 rural domestic tourists (overnight visitors) the number and composition of people sampling (by region and tourist destination group) 396
Third, the rural residents per capita spending of domestic individual situation over night
4-3-1 night per capita of rural residents had to spend individual composition (grouped by region) 398
 4-3-2 night per capita of rural residents had to spend individual component ratio (grouped by region) 400
 4-3-3 night per capita of rural residents had to spend individual composition (by gender, age, educational level group) 402
 4-3-4 night per capita of rural residents had to spend individual percentage composition (by gender, age, educational level group) 404
Fourth, domestic tourists rural residents evaluate the quality of service
4-4-1 domestic tourists rural residents evaluate the quality of service (by way of group travel) 406
 4-4-2 domestic tourists rural residents evaluate the quality of service (by sex and age group) 408
 4-4-3 clothing villagers domestic tourists evaluation of service quality (by education group) 410
 4-4-4 domestic tourists rural residents evaluate the quality of service (annual per capita net income by household group) 412
 4-4-5 domestic tourists rural residents evaluate the quality of service (grouped by purpose of travel) 414