The impact of resort on tourism Multiplier Coefficient in Qazvin province

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Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(7) Special 204, Pages: 272-278 AENSI Journals Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture ISSN 8-92 Journal home page: www.aensiweb.com/jasa/index.html The impact of resort on tourism Multiplier Coefficient in Qazvin province Majid Rahmani Seryasat, 2 Dr Ebrahim Hatami Nejad, 3 Taghi Karimiyan, 4 Mehdi Hajiloo, 5 Hamid Rahmani Seryasat,3,4,5. Department of Management, Faculty of Geography, Takestan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Takestan, Iran 2. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Geography, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran A R T I C L E I N F O Article history: Received 20 December 204 Received in revised form 5 April 204 Accepted 25 April 204 Available online 5 May 204 Key words: Tourism, Resorts, Multiplier Coefficient, Qazvin Province A B S T R A C T Nowadays tourism plays a vital role in economy development and growth factor. It brings cash and tourism from metropolitan area to villages and natural regions because of tourist attractions in these regions. As tourists money is in motion as well as themselves. Tourist each cash current according to economic grade of countries get handed in 3 to 0 times. Therefore, tourism industry leads to create multiple returns in host country. Tourism industry is developing in internationally in our country that is a good start, but activity in this field demands planning for futures. Present research is descriptive-analytic, inferential and based on librarian documents that explores resorts effects amount in Qazvin province tourism development and finally solutions are offered to reinforce this section. 204 AENSI Publisher All rights reserved. To Cite This Article: Majid Rahmani Seryasat, Dr Ebrahim Hatami Nejad, Taghi Karimiyan, Mehdi Hajiloo, Hamid Rahmani Seryasat, Residential Installation Effect Amount of Qazvin Province in Province Tourism Multiplier Coefficient. J. Appl. Sci. & Agric., 9(7): 272-278, 204 INTRODUCTION Tourism in international is fast in international level and also in our country; this industry as a great effective and economical factor has been mentioned in recent years and for this reason it is tried to prevent effective factors which reduces tourism stream as much as possible and provide necessary facilities for tourism development and growth in country. The advantages of tourism industry has economically is its expansion in employment field. It is one of the economic replacements of Oil economic that is a proper start for development. This action needs to achievement to models and methods that can facilitate planning. Tourism nature and volume and travels in past 4o years has been evolved a lot. Now tourism becomes the greatest industry of world and its resultant incomes is several billion dollar more than oil, automobile and chemical industries and it seems that growth pattern is in a way to be the greatest exporting industry of the world up to the end of this century. Any kind of tourism industry development needs certain national, regional and local condition that needs to availability to advanced models to analyze and plan. Historical and ancient architecture treasures are located all over Qazvin province with magical beauties to attract internal and foreign tourists. This province for placing in communicational gorge of west and north province, fast availability to Tehran, having some great industrial cities and having several universities as International Imam Khomeini University has especial and preferential condition, while existed tourist attractions can t supply incremental needs to increase tourists in province itself and Qazvin province faces with new challenges. In this article according to tourism revenuemaking importance practice on multiplier coefficient and tries to offer economic multiplier coefficient regarding to Qazvin province hotels statistics. Research Methodology: As the main problems of tourism in developing countries especially our country is necessary statistics and data to use in these models. According to statistics and information gotten about Qazvin province tourism, it is tries as much as possible to use tourism economic multiplier coefficient in this article. Therefore, used method in this article id descriptive- analytical and inferential based on deductive method and also related statistics, information and organization. Geographical Condition and Hemisphere of Qazvin Province: Corresponding Author: Majid Rahmani Seryasat, Department of Management, Faculty of Geography, Takestan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Takestan, Iran E-mail: ma.rahmani@ut.ac.ir

273 Majid Rahmani Seryasat et al, 204 Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(7) Special 204, Pages: 272-278 Qazvin province with 2055 populations is in Iran half north region and has extension to 000 kilometers of country and in 48 degree and 45 minutes to 50 degree and 50 minutes of east length and 35 degree and 37 minute to 3 degree and 45 minutes of north width (Ghazi, 995). This province is limited from north by Gilan and Mazandaran provinces, from west by Zanjan and Hamedan provinces, from south by Markazi province and from east by Alborz and Tehran provinces. Theoretical Bases: Tourism Multiplier: Tourism economic analyst s measure tourist expenses changes on national economics using calculation of repeated times this amount is spent in various business agencies to exit from economic cycle chronically. Tourist total expenses to increase this cycle in economic is called multiplier coefficient (A. Bull, 99). Tourism multiplier coefficient is tourism favorite economic effects measuring. This coefficient measures tourist income leakage out of economic structure and indirect made effects in economics and is stated in proportion. For example income multiplier in most cases is between 0.4 to 2 percent. In great economics that are various and expended has the highest limitation from.5 to 2 and in economics with lower variety needs to insert many merchandises and consequently liquidity exit from country will be high. In tourism economic calculation referred to 2 multiplier coefficient, the first one is called income increase and another employment increase. Income increase coefficient in tourism leads to wealth increase and employment increase coefficient leads to increase employments especially in service providing and building (Das Will, Roger, 2000). In industrial countries, tourism has considerable role in national economic diversity and help to some extent to regional development balance, and in tourism developing countries it makes exporting chance which has relatively high growth rate and has more stability and lower limitation than other exporting traditional forms (Ins keep, 994). The most important determining factor of tourism economic effects includes: host country s developing level, its economic activities varieties and how much it is related to merchandises importing, service and capital. For tourism host countries it is an exporting industry, because tourist inserts exchange to country for his supplements. In addition, tourism industry development has significant effect on resources allocation in economic and as much lower as the host country s development level, its effects will be more. Diagram () shows the most determining factors of tourism income economic effects. Resource: Zargham, 2009 Figure: the important factors determining economic effects of tourism income on national economics

274 Majid Rahmani Seryasat et al, 204 Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(7) Special 204, Pages: 272-278 Figure2: Tourism as exporting activity As it is seen in diagram 92), tourism costs in a country is the same as exporting of that country, because services and merchandises are sold to people and exchange enters to country. Although, this exchange is spent in goal country, part of it permeates in to origin country to enter merchandises and services necessary for various selections or spend following expenses of traveling abroad or spend for advertisement costs. This penetration is considered as a kind of importing so it should be deduced from tourism incomes. In addition, in a livelihood economics, a kind of economics developing in this region is that increase in new dollar will have non-sensible multiplier effect. This economic has eager intention to import, so great part of mentioned money will get out of economics arena before having multiplier effect. In advanced economics like Canada economics this permeation is low and dollars resulted from tourism will have motive affect about 2.5 dollars before being consumed completely (it means multiplier effect is 2.5). In table (), multiplier effects of resulted income from tourism have been shown for many countries. These countries can be classified according to their dependency to tourism incomes and their tendency to tourism import (Boul, Adarian, 990). Table : multiplier coefficient of tourism income Personal income multiplier coefficient. 0.4.02.2 9 Resource: Feletcher, 993,9 Origin North Ireland Iceland Hong Kong Domingo republic Cyprus Personal income multiplier coefficient 9. 9. 9. 9 9 Origin Turkey Britain Ireland republic Egypt Jamaica Tourism Expense Multiplier Effect: New money entered in any way to a country s economics not only one time, but also several times influences on economics motivation, because it is spent again inter the country for various expenses and this is as multiplier effect. John Minard Kinz, famous economist of England, believes that economic growth originated from investment can make opportunities in future for employment and income. Export increase leads to money entering to the country. Economically, income resulted from foreign tourists is considered exporting for any country. Kinz knows exporting as blood injection and economic life. An injection leading to economic growth increase, its effect is seen by internal expenses increases. In this regard, new money will be stayed in economics, because it will be consumed in that. Part of this money will lose its motive value by its permeation in shape of investment, taxes and import. As much as its permeation is as lower as its permeation will be. Investments which are not invested immediately will lead to services and merchandises demand reduction. As taxes are not spent for various expenses, new money economic efficiency will get decreased. Kinz believed that economic growth happens when money injection to economic is more that its permeation (BOUl, Adrian, 990). Employment multiplier effect: tourism industry supporters stated its economic profitability simply as: total received dollars, salary and wages, made jobs, taxes incomes and new institute establishment. In table (2), studies done from U.S travel data exploration center in 989 shows the annual effect of entering 00 tourists every day to U.S. In one of researches about tourism economics in Mexico, it is shown that for each 8000 dollar investment in tourism, it makes 4 gobs. It means more than the same amount investment in oil industry and 2 jobs more than employment in mental products production (M.E, 972). Table 2: annual effect 00 additional tourism in a day in U.S Direct effect 299000 dollars received in various economic industries 575000 salaries and wages new jobs have been made by additional incomes for 53 families with 39 members Direct effect 57000 dollars sales and service providing to tourists 327000 dollars salaries and waged 29 new job in travel industry have been made by additional income for 23 families with 0 members 48 Recourse: M.E.Bond and J.R.Ladman, 972:

275 Majid Rahmani Seryasat et al, 204 Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(7) Special 204, Pages: 272-278 In developing travel development in Contiki shown in table (3), annual daily entering effect of 00 tourists has been explored on average society of Contiki. It is estimated in Britain that for 00 jobs made directly by tourism, 3 to 4 indirect jobs are made. Table 3: annual daily entering effect of 00 tourists to the Contiki Total effects 78778 dollars of economics agencies reception 59253 dollars income wages and 5 new job making 2527 dollars received from local and national tax incomes to supply elementary students needs Population increase for 02 people New 27 families 49000 dollars increase in bank deposits 4 new active establishment in economic arena 50 Resource: M.E.Bond and J.R.Ladman, 972: Direct effect 0070 sales service industries and sales 2998 dollars wage incomes and 3 new jobs in travel industry 70898 dollars received for provincial taxes and supply37 elementary students needs Population increase for 5 people New 24 families 84000 dollars increase in bank deposits 2 new institute establishment for services and sales Selling and Buying Multiplier Coefficient: It measures all selling or production made following initial expenses (it is estimated by proportion). Therefore, 00 dollars a tourist spends for each meal, in the second step 50 dollars is spent by restaurant waiters and in the third step, 25 more dollars spends in huge stores. All fair is 75 dollars than 00 dollars spent first has multiplier.75. Income multiplier coefficient: it is to some extent more sophisticated and calculates the relationship between tourism and income subordinate changes as following: K= A= part of tourist additional cost that stays in economic in the first time of permeation. B= Country s people intention to consume merchandises and services from local economic. C= part of country people resulting to income in national economics. For example: assume that for each dollar tourist spend in Iran, 0.5 dollar stays in country, and people supply 0% of merchandises and services from internal products and 40% of its costs as national percentage( after deducing permeation) stays in country. Therefore, multiplier coefficient is: Employment Multiplier Coefficient: It includes direct and secondary employment proportion made by tourism additional expenses only for direct employment. Therefore, if 00 new jobs in tourism industry increase to 2o jobs, multiplier coefficient will be.2 (Lee and John, 989). Findings Analysis: Tourism Multiplier Coefficient Model Extraction in Qazvin Province: In order to obtain Qazvin province economic multiplier coefficient according to present statistics and data, hotel degree grades have been done. It means as many as high grade hotels are in province, more peace and welfare attracts more tourists according to their supplied services favorite quality and tourist residential time will be more. Information related to Qazvin hotels in 20 by counting being constructed hotels (4 being constructed hotels); there are 20 hotels that their complete descriptions from 200 to 20 have been mentioned by year classification in table 4. Table 4: The number of hotels in the province from 200 to 20 Row Year * 2* 3* 4* 5* Total 200. 0 0. 2 2007. 0 0. 3 2008 5. 0 0 4 2009 5 0 0. 5 200 0 0 0 20 0 0 0

27 Majid Rahmani Seryasat et al, 204 Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(7) Special 204, Pages: 272-278 Table 5: entering tourist to Qazvin in 200 to 20 year 200 2007 2008 2009 200 20 Entering tourists 55... 0..5..00.50..0 Tourist attractions viewers 5.5 05 0.. 0.050 5. Table : employment percentage under residential centers in 20 Hotels bedrooms employment percentage Inns bedrooms employment percentage Tourism Multiplier Coefficient Model in Gazvin Province: In order to get a grade coefficient that can be applied in multiplier coefficient first, we obtain province hotels grades average. Table 7: Hotel numbers and their grades in Qazvin in 200 Hotel Grade Taleghani Noje Ghaem Atigh Khoshbin Miremad Markazi Booali Bagheri Abrisham Hotel Mar mar Ferdoosi Haghighat Shahbanadar Fard Golestan Alborz Iran Takestan Golshan Grade Table 8: Hotels features being constructed in 20 row year Multiplier coefficient 200 09. 2 2007 09. 3 2008 09 4 2009 09 5 200 09 203 095 Resource, table (4, 5,, 7 & 8): culture heritage and tourism, Qazvin, 202 province, 202 Hotel grade average 9 9 905 905 9 d= total multiplier coefficient of mentioned years n= being constructed hotels M = Hotels average grades in each year X, 2 = Hotel degree Y, 2 = number on grade hotel G= the highest hotel grade Multiplier coefficient of each year F= all hotels in each year

277 Majid Rahmani Seryasat et al, 204 Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(7) Special 204, Pages: 272-278 Table 9: Hotels grades average calculation and their multiplier coefficient by year separation Resource: Authors calculations hotel Nasr Baghdadi Sabz Navizar Number of Beds 0 0 Number of bedrooms Suite. grade 4* 3* 3* * Location Ghazvin Takestan Haft Sangan Alamuot Physical progress 35 3 4 U= = at 20, 4 hotels are ready for utilization. Therefore, by counting 20 hotels totally there are 24 hotels. 4 new hotels are divided on total hotel numbers to obtain number between 0 and. As many more hotels are more tourists will be attracted and consequently, put more multiplier effect on national income. In order to obtain multiplier grade of hotels in Qazvin province, first we should obtain province hotels grade average in years and divide its result on hotel grade to have number between 0 and and put in multiplier coefficient denominator. Tourism multiplier coefficient = D = = = Tourism multiplier coefficient = = According to achieved numbers, amount of money a tourist spends in a hotel influence 0.37 times on national gross production. Conclusion: Qazvin province has strategic condition for having multiple tourist attractions and placing in communicational path of east to west and also adjacent to Capital province (Tehran). This matter importance gets clear in comparison with other region in Iran related to tourism industry. Plenty of incomes tourists insert to region make it necessary to have purpose-built planning. According to tourist attraction expansions in province and facilities and tourism equipment intensive concentration in province capital and lack of facilities in other cities, economic policies of province can act toward dragging welfare and service providing facilities to other cities and non-concentration. According to present statistics, province hotels (24 hotels) shows intensive lack of residential and welfare facilities in province and most of present hotels in province have low quality and don t have favorite quality for tourists. Obtained results from Qazvin province multiplier coefficient model equaling to 0.37 show that id region management has enough attention to residential installation and proper and high quality residential centers have been constructed, undoubtedly we face with tourism growth in this region, because regarding to this research than obtained results, we concluded that by readiness of 4 being constructed hotels we face more tourists acceptances especially foreign tourists and this fact leads money to come in which increases multiplier coefficient increase; consequently, it leads to resuscitate economic cycle and country s total tourism industry. Policies suggested in this article can help to as much as development in Qazvin province tourism industry. Suggestions:. Hotel number increases in province. 2. Present hotels quality increase in province and allocating certain facilities to province hotel keepers by authors 3. Attracting participation of private sections in province to invest in hoteling and tourism. 4. Development, mobilization and reinforcing infrastructures, facilities and tourist welfare in province tourist attraction places by especial policies like: tax exemption and long-term and low interest credits. 5. Making infrastructures and service and recreation equipment in deprived regions with high tourism attraction potential of province. REFERENCES Adrian Bull, the Economics of Travel and Tourism, Newyourk, John Wiley, 99, P48. Boul, Adrian, (2000), travel and tourism economics Ali Azam Mohammad Beygi, Tehran, Ayandeh Pouyan institute.

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