Exploring Tourism Facilities in Dinajpur District of Bangladesh. A study on Ramsagar National Park
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exploring, tourism facilities, ramsagar national park, dinajpur district
Abstract
This study is to examine the factors influence to the tourists to select the particular tourism spot. All the responses are recorded by the Ramsagar a tourism event to the Dinajpur district of Bangladesh. Some important attributes that affect the satisfaction of tourists have identified where tourists give priority to visiting the place. There are seven factors out of fifteen have been considered for the convenience of the study. An interview technique conducted on the 50 respondents who have visited at least two times to the Ramsagar, and it measured their expectation and satisfaction level towards the tourism facilities in Ramsagar. The test result proved that the tourists are not satisfied towards the existing tourism facilities in the stated spot. The aspired facilities assessed so that the visitors would like to select the location for tourism.
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