Examining the variable service in Table 4 on p. 8, interpret the mean and standard deviation for the whole sample, and then compare satisfaction levels by the four international tourist groups.

        The data analysis of the report shows that the travelers who visited Mongolian has experience neutral satisfaction. The mean satisfaction of the survey was 3.28 from the 5 point scale. The survey result is indicating that the visitors are satisfied from the services, attraction and prices in Mongolia. The standard deviation that has been computed to check the level of deviation I the data is 2.51. The lower level of standard deviation shows that the data that is gathered is reliable and valid. The service satisfaction is varied accurately between the groups. Through the data analysis it can be seen that there is a need to improve the satisfaction level of the travelers so that in future the number of travelers in Mongolia can increase. The travelers were at the low end of satisfaction that should be a matter of concern for the tourism development authorities.

        The data analysis shows that The US travelers were the most satisfied travelers. However the standard deviation for these travelers were also the highest. In any case, the standard deviation was the second most astounding of the gatherings showing that there was a decent lot of variety between the appraisals given by this gathering of 73 voyagers. Japan gave the second most astounding administration rating mean at 3.3 yet in addition had the second biggest example estimate with 207 reactions and had the biggest standard deviation at 3.8 which shows there was a huge change in how Japanese voyagers appraised benefit however this could likewise be associated with how expansive the example populace is, giving an open door for more distinction of answers. Europe and Other Asia/Pacific nations had a similar rating mean of 3.2 for administration. Nonetheless, explorers from Europe comprised of a 225-man test while just 25 voyagers from Other Asia/Pacific nations reacted.