{"id":88,"date":"2013-07-08T17:56:16","date_gmt":"2013-07-08T15:56:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/solarev.org\/climatechange\/?p=88"},"modified":"2016-08-22T17:08:06","modified_gmt":"2016-08-22T15:08:06","slug":"berlin-tourism-field-research","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/solarev.org\/climatechange\/de\/berlin-tourism-field-research\/","title":{"rendered":"Berlin-Tourism field research"},"content":{"rendered":"

Field research on Tourism, climate change and sustainability<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Berlin is one of the most favorite touristical spots in Europe.<\/p>\n

Tourists and Congress-Delegates spent more than 182 Million Person-nights in Berlin in 2011. 76% of them where daytrips.<\/p>\n

The average time of the hotel-visitors in Berlin was 2,3 days in 2011.<\/p>\n

The gross volume of the tourism-industry in Berlin in 2011 was more than 10 Billions of Euros, with growth-rates of up to 10% per year.<\/p>\n

More than 40% of the hotel-guests came from foreign countries. Biggest group from UK, followed by USA and Italy. Each Tourist and Congress-Visitor spends more than 200\u20ac per day in average in Berlin.<\/p>\n

Ten Million visitors spent in 2011 22 Millions Nights in Hotels in the town. In the last ten years the tourist-numbers have been more than doubled. Berlin is Europe’s number three in Town-Tourism after London and Paris.<\/p>\n

Hotel prices in Berlin are very cheap \u2013 nearly half of the average hotel-prices in London.<\/p>\n

The Berlin Airports reached 2012 the 25 millions passenger-mark, even with the old airports running over and above their maximum capacity.<\/p>\n

Traffic is one of the most important reasons for climate change. One fifth is caused by traffic in Germany.<\/p>\n

In comparison the bus is the most climate-friendly way of motorized traveling. Number two is the railway, with a big distance followed by the car and then the plane, that is ten times more climate-destructive than the Bus. If you consider the other toxical dangers like fine dust pollution, the car and the plane are as well the most destructive ways of traveling.<\/p>\n

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The Questions are:<\/p>\n

Do tourists think about that problems?<\/p>\n

Do day make decisions regarding that issue?<\/p>\n

What are tourists expecting from their trips to Berlin and do they reach it?<\/p>\n

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We want to get further information about that. It’s your task to go to some touristical spots and ask the people in short interviews.<\/p>\n

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1. Why did you come to Berlin?<\/p>\n

2. What do you want to do here?<\/p>\n

3. How long are you staying?<\/p>\n

4. Are you on a round-trip?<\/p>\n

5. Which transportation did you use to get here?<\/p>\n

6. Did you think about environmental questions concerning your trip?<\/p>\n

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=> If you like, you can use a audio-recorder and\/or a photo-camera additionally.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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