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The majority (62%) of the tourists was found visited Sylhet more than once but less than four times. Besides, 28% respondents were found visited Sylhet 4 to 6 times and 21% of the respondents was found visit Sylhet 6 to 8 times. Very few of the respondents (9%) were found visited Sylhet more than 8 times in Sylhet region in a year.

Table 12 The majority (62%) of the tourists was found visited Sylhet more than once but less than four times. Besides, 28% respondents were found visited Sylhet 4 to 6 times and 21% of the respondents was found visit Sylhet 6 to 8 times. Very few of the respondents (9%) were found visited Sylhet more than 8 times in Sylhet region in a year.

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Table 5.1 of shows that out of 120 respondents, the age of majority number of respondents (56.67%) wa: between 21-30 years. Only 14.17% of the respondents fall on the age range 15 to 20 years while rest of the respondents’ (nearly 29%) age is more than 30 years.
Table 5.1 of shows that out of 120 respondents, the age of majority number of respondents (56.67%) wa: between 21-30 years. Only 14.17% of the respondents fall on the age range 15 to 20 years while rest of the respondents’ (nearly 29%) age is more than 30 years.
According to the figure 5.2, the majority number of respondents were male (82%), whereas only a bare minimum number of respondents were female (18%).
According to the figure 5.2, the majority number of respondents were male (82%), whereas only a bare minimum number of respondents were female (18%).
Table 5.3: Occupation of the respondents In this study, nearly half of the respondents were students (49%) while a significant number (22%) of respondents was businessmen and Government officials (19%).
Table 5.3: Occupation of the respondents In this study, nearly half of the respondents were students (49%) while a significant number (22%) of respondents was businessmen and Government officials (19%).
qAccording to the table (figure) 5.4, more than half of the respondents have minimum graduation degree where graduate and post-graduate were 26.67% and 25.83% respectively. 20.83% respondents’ educational qualifications were HSC level, whereas rest of the respondents has minimum basic and primary education. Table 5.5 refers that majority number of tourists are local of Sylhet region (63%), where only 37‘ tourists from outside of the Sylhet have visited the tourist spots in Sylhet region.
qAccording to the table (figure) 5.4, more than half of the respondents have minimum graduation degree where graduate and post-graduate were 26.67% and 25.83% respectively. 20.83% respondents’ educational qualifications were HSC level, whereas rest of the respondents has minimum basic and primary education. Table 5.5 refers that majority number of tourists are local of Sylhet region (63%), where only 37‘ tourists from outside of the Sylhet have visited the tourist spots in Sylhet region.
It appears from the table 5.6 that the majority of the respondents (42.50%) were informed about 6 to 8 different attractive tourist spots of Sylhet. Besides that, 4 to 6 different spots were known by 39.16% of the respondents and less than 3 spots were known by the 15.83% of the respondents.
It appears from the table 5.6 that the majority of the respondents (42.50%) were informed about 6 to 8 different attractive tourist spots of Sylhet. Besides that, 4 to 6 different spots were known by 39.16% of the respondents and less than 3 spots were known by the 15.83% of the respondents.
Table 5.7: Number of Visited Tourist Spots in Sylhet It’s obvious from the field data that the majority of the respondents (48.33%) visited 4 to 6 different places in Sylhet region and 34.16% of the respondents were visited less than 3 different places in this region. A very few of the respondents (16.66%) was found visited 6 to 8 different places. A small portion of the respondents were found visited more than 8 different places in Sylhet region (Table 5.7).
Table 5.7: Number of Visited Tourist Spots in Sylhet It’s obvious from the field data that the majority of the respondents (48.33%) visited 4 to 6 different places in Sylhet region and 34.16% of the respondents were visited less than 3 different places in this region. A very few of the respondents (16.66%) was found visited 6 to 8 different places. A small portion of the respondents were found visited more than 8 different places in Sylhet region (Table 5.7).
Most of the respondents (44%) tell that they have got information about the tourist spots in Sylhe through their friends and family members, while 30% respondents gave answer in favor of government sources. News papers and social media have little contribution regarding this matter.
Most of the respondents (44%) tell that they have got information about the tourist spots in Sylhe through their friends and family members, while 30% respondents gave answer in favor of government sources. News papers and social media have little contribution regarding this matter.
The table 5.9 shows five different reasons including sub-reasons of visiting a place. As the reason of ‘Sightseeing’, 96% of the respondents was attracted by the place and 37% of the respondent by the ‘History’ to know, and 26% of the respondents was came to visit ‘Archeological Relics, 54%. As a part of ‘Relaxation’, 83% of the respondents was found came to visit for ‘Recreation; and 11% of the respondents was for ‘Stay in
The table 5.9 shows five different reasons including sub-reasons of visiting a place. As the reason of ‘Sightseeing’, 96% of the respondents was attracted by the place and 37% of the respondent by the ‘History’ to know, and 26% of the respondents was came to visit ‘Archeological Relics, 54%. As a part of ‘Relaxation’, 83% of the respondents was found came to visit for ‘Recreation; and 11% of the respondents was for ‘Stay in
The table 5.10 shows that tourists traveled in different tourist spots, where 59.16% of the respondent: were found visited less than 4 different places in Sylhet region. More than 8 places were visited by only 15.83% of the tourists in Sylhet. There is a significant number of tourist visited more than 4 places but less than 7 places. Only 10% of the tourists were found visited 6 to 8 places in Sylhet region. countryside’ and 5% of the respondents was for ‘walks’ and 56% of the respondents was for ‘Removing fob stress’. As a part of ‘Health’, 17% of the respondents was found for ‘Rehabilitation’, 34% of the respondents was for ‘Removing depression’. As a part of work, 33% of the visitors came for business and only 1% of the respondents was found for ‘Training. As a part of most common reason, ’Fun’, 72% of the respondents was found for ‘Social Activities’ with friends and 64% of the respondents was found came for ‘Academic Life’ and surprisingly 7.0% of the respondent came for enjoying ‘Night Life’.
The table 5.10 shows that tourists traveled in different tourist spots, where 59.16% of the respondent: were found visited less than 4 different places in Sylhet region. More than 8 places were visited by only 15.83% of the tourists in Sylhet. There is a significant number of tourist visited more than 4 places but less than 7 places. Only 10% of the tourists were found visited 6 to 8 places in Sylhet region. countryside’ and 5% of the respondents was for ‘walks’ and 56% of the respondents was for ‘Removing fob stress’. As a part of ‘Health’, 17% of the respondents was found for ‘Rehabilitation’, 34% of the respondents was for ‘Removing depression’. As a part of work, 33% of the visitors came for business and only 1% of the respondents was found for ‘Training. As a part of most common reason, ’Fun’, 72% of the respondents was found for ‘Social Activities’ with friends and 64% of the respondents was found came for ‘Academic Life’ and surprisingly 7.0% of the respondent came for enjoying ‘Night Life’.
It appears from the table 5.11 that, there are many regions to visit Sylhet. Some 73% of the respondents was found visiting to get flavor of beauty, 26% of the respondents was visiting due to closeness of to them, 35% of the respondents was feeling secured, 56% was found satisfied with transport system. Only 12% of the respondents could not specify the reasons what was listed to know.
It appears from the table 5.11 that, there are many regions to visit Sylhet. Some 73% of the respondents was found visiting to get flavor of beauty, 26% of the respondents was visiting due to closeness of to them, 35% of the respondents was feeling secured, 56% was found satisfied with transport system. Only 12% of the respondents could not specify the reasons what was listed to know.
The data table 13 shows that majority (69%) of the respondents was used to coming Sylhet by road as convenient. Both roads and railway was the second most (14.00%) using ways to visit Sylhet by the tourist and a very few portion of the tourist was found common through other means.
The data table 13 shows that majority (69%) of the respondents was used to coming Sylhet by road as convenient. Both roads and railway was the second most (14.00%) using ways to visit Sylhet by the tourist and a very few portion of the tourist was found common through other means.
According to Table-5.15, tourist spots were rated with different aspect from the view of the visitors where ‘Rather Good’ was the view of the majority response as 71 % for ‘Range and availability of food facilities, 57% for ‘Availability of public transport’, 61% for ‘Comfortable accommodation’, 31% for ‘Attitude of local people’ and 52% for ‘Entertainment opportunities’. But the majority 31% of the respondents was found noticed ‘Very Poor’ transport system in this area. However, a significant number of respondents was found could not judge what could they noticed here. .
According to Table-5.15, tourist spots were rated with different aspect from the view of the visitors where ‘Rather Good’ was the view of the majority response as 71 % for ‘Range and availability of food facilities, 57% for ‘Availability of public transport’, 61% for ‘Comfortable accommodation’, 31% for ‘Attitude of local people’ and 52% for ‘Entertainment opportunities’. But the majority 31% of the respondents was found noticed ‘Very Poor’ transport system in this area. However, a significant number of respondents was found could not judge what could they noticed here. .
Table 5.16 shows the level of satisfaction is very high among the tourists. Among the respondents, the majority’s (46.67%) satisfaction level was found ‘High’ and 11.67% was found ‘Very High’. Moderate level of satisfaction was found among the 22.5% of the respondents. In contrary, 10.83% and 8.33% of the respondents’ satisfaction level were found ‘Low’ and ‘Very Low’.
Table 5.16 shows the level of satisfaction is very high among the tourists. Among the respondents, the majority’s (46.67%) satisfaction level was found ‘High’ and 11.67% was found ‘Very High’. Moderate level of satisfaction was found among the 22.5% of the respondents. In contrary, 10.83% and 8.33% of the respondents’ satisfaction level were found ‘Low’ and ‘Very Low’.
Tourism industry offers and generates various sorts of facilities. From the field data table 5.17 shows that the facilities were found positive. Where 42% of the respondents opined that ‘Employment potentiality’ would be increased, 32% of the respondents was answered for ‘Economic Diversification’, 83% of the respondents noticed ‘Improvements of Infrastructure’ 59% of the respondents noticed ‘Social benefit’ and 62% of the respondents noticed ‘residential benefit’ as potential outcomes of tourism industry. But majority 51% of the respondent noticed tourism may destroy the soundness of natural environment and 52% of the respondent was found not favor of improvement of health care facilities as an outcome of improved tourism industry.
Tourism industry offers and generates various sorts of facilities. From the field data table 5.17 shows that the facilities were found positive. Where 42% of the respondents opined that ‘Employment potentiality’ would be increased, 32% of the respondents was answered for ‘Economic Diversification’, 83% of the respondents noticed ‘Improvements of Infrastructure’ 59% of the respondents noticed ‘Social benefit’ and 62% of the respondents noticed ‘residential benefit’ as potential outcomes of tourism industry. But majority 51% of the respondent noticed tourism may destroy the soundness of natural environment and 52% of the respondent was found not favor of improvement of health care facilities as an outcome of improved tourism industry.
Table 5.18: Sylhet Compare to other tourist places
Table 5.18: Sylhet Compare to other tourist places
Table 5.19: Rating the measure to be taken based on necessity Table 5.19 shows the rating about what measure could be taken and it broken down into five different categories, some measures were identified as very urgent by the visitors. These are as ‘Realistic Plan/Policy’(70%), ‘Allocation of money’(57%), ‘Special security force’(82%), ‘Infrastructural Development’(16%), ‘Investment’(21%), ‘Arranging trade show’(19%) and ‘Marketing initiatives’(32%). Immediate measure must be taken in ‘Infrastructural development sectors’ and ‘Tourism investment’ as responded by 67% and 68% of the respondents respectively. The majority (45%) of the respondents advocated that ‘Tourism related trade show’ could be organized later but must be taken for improvement of tourism in Sylhet region.
Table 5.19: Rating the measure to be taken based on necessity Table 5.19 shows the rating about what measure could be taken and it broken down into five different categories, some measures were identified as very urgent by the visitors. These are as ‘Realistic Plan/Policy’(70%), ‘Allocation of money’(57%), ‘Special security force’(82%), ‘Infrastructural Development’(16%), ‘Investment’(21%), ‘Arranging trade show’(19%) and ‘Marketing initiatives’(32%). Immediate measure must be taken in ‘Infrastructural development sectors’ and ‘Tourism investment’ as responded by 67% and 68% of the respondents respectively. The majority (45%) of the respondents advocated that ‘Tourism related trade show’ could be organized later but must be taken for improvement of tourism in Sylhet region.
Table 5.20: Suggestion for Improvement of tourism in Sylhet According to table 5.20, several suggestions were approached from the visitors. Security was the first o the visitors as 92% of the respondents went for it. Then they kept emphasis on a realistic plan and policy 81.0%) and the infrastructural development (67.0%) is found as third important suggestion and then they \oticed other facilities what usually part of visiting a place.
Table 5.20: Suggestion for Improvement of tourism in Sylhet According to table 5.20, several suggestions were approached from the visitors. Security was the first o the visitors as 92% of the respondents went for it. Then they kept emphasis on a realistic plan and policy 81.0%) and the infrastructural development (67.0%) is found as third important suggestion and then they \oticed other facilities what usually part of visiting a place.
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