Visitor’s Opinions

Although Windsor is telln to be a phaeton township, filled with a mo of attractions for all, it is necessary to get tourists opinions of the place. Tourists may claim m each a(prenominal) different and in some cases extremely opposing views on what they make of the town, criteria in which the town could improve on, attributes it lacks and familiarly whether or non Windsor is or is not worth a visit.Opinions of Windsor by means of its tourists go a long way in raising the profile Windsor as a tourist town. The opinions of the tourist go hard in hand in either contributing to a negative or irresponsible trespass of tourism in the ara. It is these opinions that are highly regarded in a town like Windsor and through the data collected we can see how these positive or negative opinions are mending the town.Whilst in Windsor a number of different capitulums were asked to tourists to gain their opinions on Windsor as a tourist destination.The mount up of the visitors interview ed is an important point to get crosswise. As often massess senesces does sometimes affect decisions you make with you opinions. As figure S demonstrate the main age category of sight I was dealing with was between 40-49 this category was comprehensive of 5 mess, the category30-39 year olds inclusive of 4 mickle, 50-59, 3 people and to a lower place 18, 19-29 and 60+ 2 people each. This shows us that we were mainly dealing with the views of the halfway aged but I was to a fault receiving selective information from people of a variety of different age groups, suggesting that a balanced view across all age groups was obtained.Rating the journey to Windsor (see fig. T) although does not provide information on the main title question does show us how get-at-able Windsor is for the tourist and how easy their journey to the tourist destination was. Ten people opted to say that their journey was very beloved, another(prenominal) eleven stated that it was advantageously and one person even said that their journey to Windsor should be rated as Excellent. This not only if springtimes indication to the suggestion that traffic coming into Windsor on this particular day was not at all bad, but also shows that a number of accessible routes have been developed to come into Windsor, from a number of different means of transportation.To see how tourists rate Windsor as a tourist destination (see fig. T) is a very significant question. This tells us just now what the tourist is thinking about the destination. When carrying out this survey I original mixed views from the interviewees. Six people rated the destination as being Excellent, another seven recommended it as a Very Good destination, four people rated it as Good and three people said that it was Poor. This although is a general good outlook on the town as there was a large amount of positive feedback does indicate that there are capers in Windsor certain tourists are experiencing.Which brings me to the next question problems tourists are associating with Windsor (see fig. G). Litter, toilet accessibility, execration and queuing were not seen to be problems by tourists in Windsor. Instead crowding was seen to be a major confirmation with eight people olfactioning that this was a serious problem, the High Price of facilities was perhaps the biggest problem with eleven people feeling that this should be addressed, especially the regional price variations that occur deep down Windsor during the peak tourists months. Noise was a small setback with four people feeling that this was an issue to be dealt with and language barriers was perhaps an underlying problem with only two people feeling that this should be addressed.The final question was the most gaining in terms of the opinion of the tourist. It asks whether Windsor would be recommended as a tourist town to a friend (see figure L). Sixteen people opted as Yes and four as No. This again highlights Windsors tourist appeal and popularity as a tourist destination as approximately over cardinal percent of those people interviewed gave Windsor a positive affirmation.Aside from all this I also gained the opinion of Mrs. Brumpt in a separate interview I conducted regarding Windsor she felt like many other tourists and that is that Windsor did not have many problem to be addressed, but did say Windsor needed to become more than user friendly and have easier access for disabled persons and that traffic congestion when she commuted to cultivate was also a big problem that needed to be tackled. general Windsor has received a lot of positive feedback from tourists. There were not any real concerns with problems, and as Windsor already implements a number of improvements most are usually dealt with. However I feel I should mention price as this is what concerns most people. This however, is an understandable problem and the regional variations in prices only occurs as a result of Windsor sine qua noning to make as slop money out of the tourist as possible and in the growth strengthening the economy. Nevertheless this is not such a major deterrent as people are still coming back to travel by money in Windsor.Generally speaking Windsor is easily accessible, a good tourist destination and many would recommend the town to friends to visit. Tourist opinions give us a more lucid perception of Windsors tourist appeal, which tourists feel is potentially very high indeed. Through the opinions of visitors alone we can see that tourism has had an wallop on Windsor as with the many encouraging points make about the town can do it no harm, but unless a lot of good. Positive tourist opinions help to boost Windsors commercialise as if these tourists have a good experience and enjoy Windsor they volition no doubt tell their friends and family who will also then want to visit the area. Therefore in terms of Visitors opinions on Windsor this does have an impact as it helps to generate a greater incom e for the local economy through the number of tourists visiting the area.