Dublin Tourism Insights

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Questions and Answers

What is the primary sector that drives Dublin's economy?

  • Manufacturing
  • Information Technology
  • Tourism (correct)
  • Agriculture

Which demographic makes up a significant portion of Dublin's population?

  • 45% under the age of 25 (correct)
  • 65% or older
  • 40% between 40 and 60 years old
  • 25 to 40 years old

What factor has encouraged American tourists to visit Dublin?

  • Cheaper flight options
  • Strength of the US dollar (correct)
  • Strong Euro
  • Increased travel restrictions

How many tourists visited Dublin in 2015?

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What is the approximate number of jobs generated by tourism in the Dublin region?

<p>50,000 jobs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Dublin Tourism

The tourism sector significantly contributes to Dublin's economy.

Cultural Venues

Historic sites, concerts, and events attract tourists to Dublin.

Tourism Revenue 2015

In 2015, about 5 million tourists generated €2 billion for Dublin.

Tertiary Sector Employment

80% of Dublin’s workforce is engaged in service-related jobs, mainly tourism.

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Young Population

45% of Dublin's population is under the age of 25, supporting vibrant tourism.

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Study Notes

Dublin Tourism

  • Dublin's workforce is largely employed in the tertiary sector (80%)
  • Dublin attracts tourists due to cultural events, sporting events, concerts, historical sites, and nightlife
  • 27% of Irish tourists visit Dublin annually
  • In 2015, 5 million tourists visited Dublin
  • Tourists mainly come from England
  • Tourism in Dublin is a year-round business
  • Tourism generates €2 billion annually
  • The strength of the US dollar has encouraged American tourists
  • Tourism brings approximately 50,000 jobs to the region
  • Manufacturing wages in Dublin are 10% higher than the national average
  • 45% of Dublin's population is under 25 years old

Economic Factors

  • Regions focused on tertiary activities tend to be wealthier
  • Tourists experience a variety of cultural and historical events
  • Tourism is a significant source of employment in the region
  • The hospitality sector is a major part of Dublin's economy
  • Currency exchange costs can affect tourism from other countries

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