using data to built business practice

UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRESCHOOL OF BUSINESS *** FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY HO CHI MINH CITY CAMPUS *** END-MODULE ASSIGNMENT Module: USING DATA TO BUILD BUSINESS PRACTICE Code: ML16 F

UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRE

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Module: USING DATA TO BUILD BUSINESS

PRACTICE Code: ML16 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS

Ho Chi Minh City, December, 2022

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Module: USING DATA TO BUILD BUSINESS PRACTICE 1

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Ho Chi Minh City, December, 2022 1

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PART I: INTRODUCTION 5

PART II: ANALYSIS THE DATA IN THE TRAVELPAC DATA 5

1 Analysis 5

1.1: Compare the number of visitors over 2019 5

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1.2: Comparison in table 6

1.3: Comparison on means of transport 6

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1.4: The number of migrants by age 7

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2 Comparison between overseas residents and UK residents 9

3 The count of purpose: 10

PART I: INTRODUCTION

One of the most popular travel destinations worldwide is the UK, particularly London All year long, tourists from all over the world swarm to see the sights, and even academic cities like Cambridge are never empty of British visitors The iconic structures, architecture, history, and even the gastronomy are what draw the majority of tourists to the UK

PART II: ANALYSIS THE DATA IN THE TRAVELPAC DATA.

1.1: Compare the number of visitors over 2019

As can be seen, around 3265 people, who make up the majority of the overall weight of the components in 2019, are visitors to VFC The second-highest number, 2545, is made up of visitors and travelers who arrive over the summer, with 93 of them being international students

1.2: Comparison in table

The chart also reveals that the majority of individuals fly VFR, but that living expenses are

at their lowest point ever, and that the biggest and most significant amount of money is made

by visitors over the holidays

1.3: Comparison on means of transport

 It is clear that individuals prefer to fly when traveling across vast distances in order to save time, be safer, and use less energy More than 88% of all travel is done by plane, demonstrating the significant advantages that air travel has over the years

 The other two forms make up a modest percentage of the total proportion of forms with less than 7%, in comparison to the strong candidate, air

 Road and water have long been known to one another, but due to the time-consuming and challenging circumstances, few people react to them

1.4: The number of migrants by age

 The unusually high number of holiday visitors continues to be difficult for us to manage.

 The smallest group of foreign visitors to the UK was 250 kids between the ages of 0 and

15 In the meantime, travelers between the ages of 25 and 44 and 35 and 44 made up the majority of individuals travelling

 The population over 45 is rapidly aging due to difficult health circumstances and a rapid reduction in cognitive abilities

 With the highest total among all age groups, VFR is still in the lead

2 Comparison between overseas residents and UK residents

 In general, the proportion of people from the UK to Spain accounts for over 87%,

7 times higher than that of foreigners The most obvious is that UK domestic tourists on holidays accounted for 70.66% while foreigners accounted for 3.11%

 Next, we see that the difference between UK people's VFR is twice that of foreigners' VFR

 In contrast, local visitors generated 76.53% of the revenue, compared to foreign visitors who contributed only 1.87% of the total Additionally, the aggregate revenue generated by the entire population of the nation is nine times greater than that from foreign tourists

3 The count of purpose:

VFR continues to hold the top spot with a purpose count of 41.49%, followed by vacations with 32.34% The will to learn, in contrast, only accounted for 1.18% of the total indicators and is the smallest one

4 Comparison between countries:

 The criteria and chart above show that, when taking into account the total number of visitors each month, France is the nation that draws the most tourists from month to month, there was a steady increase, but there was a slow decline to 588 people in

December However, France continues to make a large contribution to global tourism and generates enormous revenues from this sector of the economy

 In addition, we observe similarities between the times when France, the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands have seen a rise in visitors from April to October After that, there was a decline, although the difference was not appreciable

 Due to the lack of a discernible difference, the index is likewise nearly similar between the nations' tourist populations