Survey on Tourism and Travel in South Bank Parklands, Brisbane

Running Head: TOURISM AND TRAVEL
Tourism and Travel
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1TOURISM AND TRAVEL
South Bank Parklands in Brisbane, Australia is one of the most well known cultural
precincts in the city. It is known to host events and festivals on a large scale and that too on a
regular basis, with approximately 11,000,000 people making their way to this part of Australia
every single year. The parklands comprise of grassed areas, water, rainforest, plazas and also
features like Nepal Peace Pagoda, Brisbane Wheel, Courier Mail Piazza, Grand Arbour, the
riverfront promenade and the Streets Beach. Additionally, there are a large number of shops,
fountains and restaurants in the South Bank Parklands and it hosts the famous Queensland
Conservatorium too. For the purpose of carrying out extensive field research in the South Bank
Parklands area in Brisbane, a survey is undertaken to get a thorough idea of what the field is like.
The survey is comprised of several multiple choice questions that are aimed at deriving brief but
specific information about the South Bank Parklands area.

2TOURISM AND TRAVEL
1. How did you make your way to South Bank Parklands? (Mark the answer that is most
appropriate)
a) Bicycle
b) Walking
c) By car
d) By bus
2. How did you get to know about South Bank Parkland? (Kindly mark the answer that is
most appropriate, multiple answers feasible)
a) Guides and books
b) Relatives
c) Media
d) Friends
e) The internet
f) Travel agency
g) I knew about it already
h) Other _________________________________________
3. Is this your very first visit to South Bank Parkland? (Mark the most appropriate answer)
a) No – How many times did you visit South Bank Parkland in the past? ___________
b) Yes