Translated version
Tourism multiplier effect
A phenomenon where money spent by a tourist continues to circulate in the local economy. For example, a hotel that receives money from a tourist pays a salary to an employee, who then spends that money in a local shop, and the shop owner buys goods from a local farmer. Thus, the initial amount stimulates the economy several times over.
Original version
Turizmo multiplikatoriaus efektas
Reiškinys, kai turisto išleisti pinigai toliau cirkuliuoja vietos ekonomikoje. Pavyzdžiui, viešbutis, gavęs pinigų iš turisto, sumoka atlyginimą darbuotojui, kuris tuos pinigus išleidžia vietinėje parduotuvėje, o parduotuvės savininkas perka prekes iš vietos ūkininko. Taip pradinė suma ekonomiką paskatina kelis kartus.
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