How is leisure/tourism calculated for nearby buildings?
I recently realized I need more leisure/tourism buildings in my city. I started plopping down Japanese Gardens and Skateparks, happily seeing my buildings turn from red to white on the map. But sometimes, putting down a new park would do nothing for buildings literally right by the park.
So my question: how is the leisure/tourism boost calculated for nearby buildings?
It appears to be related to walking distance/accessibility, and possibly is greatly diminished across 4- or 6-lane roads, but I can’t figure out the specifics.
If it helps, I’m playing the vanilla Nintendo Switch version.
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What does leisure tourism include?
Leisure travel is travel in which the primary motivation is to take a vacation from everyday life. Leisure travel is often characterized by staying in nice hotels or resorts, relaxing on beaches or in a room, or going on guided tours and experiencing local tourist attractions.How do we measure tourism?
It can be measured by taking into account four elements: people (tourists), money (expenditure, receipts), time (stays and travels durations) and space (distances, lengths of trips) (Song et al. 2010). The first two classes of measurements are by far the most common.How is tourism carrying capacity calculated?
A very simple equation is used: PCC = S/sp *NV where S is available surface, sp is the area used per person and NV number of times the site can be visited in a given day. This is calculated with: NV = Hv/tv.How will you measure the success of a tourism destination?
The best way to measure success of a tourism destination is by measuring how sustainable it is. Measuring the sustainability of a tourism takes into account a larger number of factors. To be successful you need a good ecosystem for the tourism to thrive.Cities: Skylines - Tourism Guide
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