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Chapter 4: Data Analysis, Research Findings and Discussion

4.1 Introduction

Based on the outcome of the data collection process, a number of aspects could be

derived from the correlations. These were presented in form of tables, charts and graphs. In this

chapter, the results of the interview shall be critically analyzed in a bid to deduce tacit

conclusions alongside specific themes related to the topic. It would be crucial to emphasize that

the core objective of the research process was to identify and record the perceptions of residents

and tourists on the influence of backpackers in Indonesia. Consequently, data analysis has been

disseminated into a number of components. First of all, the summary will be made on the

demographic details before the analysis is shifted to the aspect of perception on Indonesia as a

backpacking destination. Secondly, the responses of the respondents on backpacking shall be

analyzed. This shall then be followed by a critical analysis of the respondents’ perceptions on the

impacts of backpackers on Indonesia. The next level of analysis involves a review of the

respondents’ perception thoughts in relation to other South East Asian countries. The last phase

of the systematic analysis shall be a discussion of the respondents’ perceptions on the behavior

of backpackers in Indonesia. This chapter shall then be summarized by evaluating the analysis

and findings before making a tacit conclusion on the issue of study followed by the appropriate

recommendations.

4.2 Analysis and Findings

4.2.1 Demographic details

Based on the chart above, it can be deduced that a good number of the respondents during the

process of data collection were males. It therefore implies that the number of females who took

part in the process was less by about 9% compared to the number of men. 1.52% of the total

number of respondents were not keen on identifying their gender. The summary as indicated by

the pie chart above therefore comprises an accumulative data of both the indigenous and

international respondents. The other element worth noting in this case is the fact that most of the

responses used to conclude the research process came from the males. Despite the fact that the

numbers are not far apart, the higher number of men only implies the outcome of the findings

may come, slightly, from the male point of view. This though has no effect on the final

conclusion.

54.55%

43.94%;

1.52%

Pie Chart Representing Gender of Sample

Female Male Prefer not to say

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Chapter 4: Data Analysis, Research Findings and Discussion 4.1 Introduction Based on the outcome of the data collection process, a number of aspects could be derived from the correlations. These were presented in form of tables, charts and graphs. In this chapter, the results of the interview shall be critically analyzed in a bid to deduce tacit conclusions alongside specific themes related to the topic. It would be crucial to emphasize that the core objective of the research process was to identify and record the perceptions of residents and tourists on the influence of backpackers in Indonesia. Consequently, data analysis has been disseminated into a number of components. First of all, the summary will be made on the demographic details before the analysis is shifted to the aspect of perception on Indonesia as a backpacking destination. Secondly, the responses of the respondents on backpacking shall be analyzed. This shall then be followed by a critical analysis of the respondents’ perceptions on the impacts of backpackers on Indonesia. The next level of analysis involves a review of the respondents’ perception thoughts in relation to other South East Asian countries. The last phase of the systematic analysis shall be a discussion of the respondents’ perceptions on the behavior of backpackers in Indonesia. This chapter shall then be summarized by evaluating the analysis and findings before making a tacit conclusion on the issue of study followed by the appropriate rec ...
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