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Why do people go to the Lake District?
(4 different reasons please)
For the Scenery
To visit the Heritage
The Activities there
Because it is easy to get to
Tell me two facts about the scenery in the Lake District
Scafell is highest peak at 977m
Windermere is the longest lake at 17km
There are lakes such as Coniston, Ullswater, Wast Water.
Mountains are numerous alongside the valleys that are beautiful
Name three activities one can do in the Lake District.
Walking
Camping
Sailing
Fishing
Canoeing
Visiting Pictoresque Towns such as Keswick and Kendal
Two facts about the importance of tourism to the Lake District
20,000 full time jobs
35,000 seasonal jobs
Tourism drive the economy in terms of shops, businesses as well as the local transport infrastructure.
How do farmers benefit from tourism?
Food is always needed for the increase in visitors in summer
They rent their land out to campers
They let barns out to holidaymakers
How do tourists help the local council improve roads etc?
The more visitors who pay car parking fees, means that improvements can be made to the local infrastructure such as roads
What do tourists spend their money on when visiting the Lake District?
40% on Accommodation
25% on Food & Drink
20% on transport
10% on shopping
5% on doing things (recreation)