University Tourism Survey: South Bank Parklands Questionnaire Analysis

This document presents a tourism survey conducted at South Bank Parklands in Brisbane, Australia. The survey, designed for field research, includes multiple-choice questions to gather data on visitor demographics, transportation, awareness of the park, and opinions on various aspects of the parklands. Questions cover topics such as visitor origins, methods of travel, and prior knowledge of the area. It also assesses perceptions of socialization, diversity initiatives, job opportunities, overcrowding, revenue generation, heritage preservation, educational contributions, and environmental impact. The survey explores how tourism affects the environment and the local economy, including the impact of attractions like the Big Wheel and local markets. The assignment aims to evaluate the sustainability of tourism and its impact on the local economy and environment, referencing several studies on the subject.