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Tourists in The Garden

Tourists in The Garden. I think there are Four types of tourist garden: Destination Garden (Montreal, Longwood, Sydney, Butchart) Regional Garden (Wollongong, Arid Lands P.A. Filoli ,) A regional destination garden (NYBG, Atlanta, Kings Head, Fairchild, Bellingrath AND Tower Hill)

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Tourists in The Garden

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  1. Tourists in The Garden • I think there are Four types of tourist garden: • Destination Garden (Montreal, Longwood, Sydney, Butchart) • Regional Garden (Wollongong, Arid Lands P.A. Filoli,) • A regional destination garden (NYBG, Atlanta, Kings Head, Fairchild, Bellingrath AND Tower Hill) • Local (private?) gardens • How would you classify your garden? Answer this afternoon

  2. Garden Visiting in Australia Today Age of botanic gardens visitors, 15 years and over • Those who visit at least one botanic garden each year, according to their age • Source: The Council of Heads of Australian Botanic Gardens (CHABG) 1994

  3. Table 8.8. Those over 15 who visit at least one botanic garden each year, according to their highest educational qualification: Source: The Council of Heads of Australian Botanic Gardens (CHABG) • The Australian Capital Territory resident (49.3%) and the Western Australia resident are the most likely to visit botanic gardens (47.9%). Even though they exhibit the lowest visitation percentages, Tasmania with 37% and NSW with 34% suggests the Australian resident in general has a high propensity to visit gardens.

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