The number of tourists visiting Malham decreases with increasing distances

we also wanted to prove our hypothesis true by writing all the number plates down to see where they have came from and our hypothesis was the number of tourists visiting Malham decreases with increasing distance and it was proved wrong because no tourists came from Keighley or close by accept us and also places like Leeds and Yorkshire which is near the closest visitors we visiting Malham and the other problem was then we didn’t even know whether the cars were visitors or local and this could also be and inaccurate result.

The other problem was timing in our case we only had one hour to record as much number plates as possible and our maximum plates to be record was about 100 and most of us we able to record this much and some weren’t so this can be an inaccurate result and on the day we went to Malham was on a weekday where there isn’t much visitors visiting Malham and when we counted the cars up we also came across bus travelers then we didn’t count because it wouldn’t be accurate

In my evaluation I have found quite a lot of problems that would effect my coursework and my hypothesis so I have made a solution that the next time I visit Malham I will gather more evidence and prove and the main points I will improve is that the next time I visit Malham I will go on either weekends or on holidays because there will be more visitors visiting Malham and this can make my evidence and coursework stronger and reliable and I will also spend more time in gathering information and prove I will also check tax discs on cars to see where tourists have came from and its more reliable and accurate then gathering

Number plates and I will also do a survey In Malham to see where visitors have came from and this can be more reliable as well as accurate