Tourism has a multiplier effect on an economy, directly creating jobs in the tertiary sector like hotels and indirectly stimulating growth in the primary and secondary sectors. The tourism multiplier effect refers to how many times money spent by tourists circulates through a country's economy. For example, money spent at hotels not only creates direct jobs there but also indirect jobs elsewhere as hotels purchase food from local farmers, who then spend part of that money within the local economy. The multiplier effect continues until money leaks out through imports.

1. Topic : Tourism Multiplier ,its
meaning ,impacts and types
Presented by group “D”
Sem : 1st

2. TOURISM MULTIPLIER
• Tourism not only creates jobs directly in the tertiary
sector{sector provides services to consumers} ,it also
encourages growth in the primary sector{extracts the
natural resources of the earth} and secondary
sector{manufactures goods} of industry this is known
as multiplier effect .
• Which in its simplist form is how many times money
spent by a tourist circulates through countrys economy
.
• We can quote various examples of tourism multiplier
{circket match}

3. • Money spent in hotels helps to create jobs directly in the
hotel, but it also creates jobs indirectly else were in the
economy.the hotel for example has to buy food from local
farmers ,who may spend some of this money on fertilisers
or clothes .
• The demand for local products increase as tourists often
buy souvenirs{the tourists like to purchase or buy
something which can remind them for that holyday},which
increase secondary employment.
• The multiplier effect continues until the money eventually
‘leaks’ from the economy through imports. the purchase of
goods from other countries.{e.g to buy foreign brands}

4. Tourism multiplier