论文代写：新西兰旅游业
在新西兰的2013个旅游支出总额为239亿美元。这是比百分之2.3增加了2012。在旅游总费用中，总的国际旅游支出在2013美元增加到98亿美元，其中百分之2以上的增长是2亿1300万美元，2012（统计的新西兰，2013）。这一旅游业支出对该国出口货物和服务的总贡献为2013，占百分之16.1。国内旅游消费的趋势也呈现出增加的约百分之2.4。2012，3亿2800万美元，2013美元，142亿美元。旅游业的国内生产总值贡献73亿美元，占国内生产总值的百分之3.7。工业也受到旅游业的间接支持，这对整个国民生产总值的贡献达到了百分之5左右。就业前景也在增加，作为旅游业雇用超过110800个全职当量，这是约百分之5.7的就业部门的新西兰。这一职业趋势也在逐年增加。有一个百分比增加百分之1.8。游客有助于GST收入总额1.3亿美元的商品和服务税（GST）收入（新西兰统计，2013年）的国家。
论文代写：新西兰旅游业
这些趋势是由新西兰的不同城市做出的。一些城市在各种因素的基础上可能会有更多的贡献。本报告分析了旅游业对惠灵顿的选择的影响，并将其与旅游业的理论联系，以论证旅游业是福而不枯的观点。
论文代写：新西兰旅游业
In 2013 the total tourism expenditure reported in the county of New Zealand was an approximate $23.9 billion. This is more than 2.3 percent increase compared to 2012. Of the total tourism expenditure, the overall international tourism expenditure has increased to $9.8 billion in 2013 which is more than 2 percent increase compared to $213 million in 2012 (Statistics New Zealand, 2013). The total contribution of this tourism expenditure to the country’s export of goods and services are 16.1 percent in 2013. The trends for domestic tourism expenditure also show an increase of around 2.4 percent. In 2012 it was $328 million and in 2013 it was $14.2 billion. GDP contributions from tourism industry are $7.3 billion which is 3.7 percent of the total GDP. Industries are also supported indirectly by the tourism sector and this contribution totals to about 5 percent of the entire GDP. Career prospects also increase as the tourism industry employs more than 110,800 full-time equivalents which are around 5.7 percent of the employment sector of New Zealand. This career trend is also increasing as seen from year to year. There is a percentage increase of 1.8 percent. Tourists contribute to the GST revenue for Nation in the amount of $1.3 billion in goods and services tax (GST) revenue (Statistics New Zealand, 2013).
论文代写：新西兰旅游业
These trends are contributed to by different cities in New Zealand. Some cities might contribute more and some lesser based on a variety of factors. This report analyzes the effects of tourism upon a chosen destination-Wellington and relates this to the theory of tourism so as to argue the point that tourism is a blessing and not blight.