What does the asterisk * symbol mean when it is superscripted to some F statistics in Tables 4, 6 & 8? What does the footnote p<.05 mean in Tables 4, 6 & 8?

            The p-value is less than 0.5 confidence level that should be refer to the reader by footnotes P<0.5 that indicates F-statistics next to asterisk symbol. Since the P value is so small then such large F statistics that could occur as an identification of numbers.

 What is the function of Scheffe test, such as Europe vs. US with p-value = <.0001 for adventure variable in Table 9 on p. 10?

        To measure the differences in responses between regions the Scheffe test is used. The null hypothesis is rejected by small p-value. The US tourists found Mongolia as a destination more interesting then the other countries tested according to Scheffe test. More than Europe according to educational experience of tourists from US and Japan Mongolia was considered more better. They would surely recommend Mongolia to other tourists as a destination to visit from the overall experience of them and the overall study found significant.

 Are the international tourists satisfied with their travel in Mongolia as a whole sample and by region?  Explain. 

        In many tourism facilities sanitation, transportation and nightlife, the international tourists were satisfied with Mongolia in all areas as an exceptional destination according to the tourists study. The cultural differences and on regions exceptions varies. To others, they recommend this location to survey. According to the survey Japanese tourists are more likely to return to Mongolia. In July and august within a 6 months period of the result of outbound travelers surveyed it is noted properly. The results of survey are skewed by language barriers.