The following graph shows the relationship between the number of leisure facilities and catchment areas across several major cities.
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The following graph shows the relationship between the number of leisure facilities and catchment areas across several major cities.
The following table shows 5 cities with the highest number of international arrivals in 2024:
The table shows the top 10 performers in the world by total medal count in the Olympics
Source: International Olympic Committee (IOC)
Below is an image of a coastal tourist destination.
The following triangular graph shows changes over time in the percentage of South Korean citizens, from three different age groups, who play football
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Using the graph, one reason why a city with a smaller catchment area might still have a high number of leisure facilities.
Using the graph, two factors that influence the number of leisure facilities in urban areas.
the relative importance of factors impacting the distribution of leisure facilities in at least one urban area.
| City | Country | International Arrivals (millions) | Growth from Previous Year |
|---|
| Mecca | Saudi Arabia | 19.3 | +20% |
| Bangkok | Thailand | 32.4 | +37% |
| London | United Kingdom | 21.7 | +7% |
| Hong Kong | China (SAR) | 20.5 | +19% |
| Istanbul | Turkey | 23.0 | +14% |
the number of international arrivals (in millions) to Mecca in 2024.
the country with the highest number of international arrivals.
two reasons why some international arrivals are not tourists.
one way that national success in international sports can contribute to greater investment in sports infrastructure and training.
two geographical or economic factors that could explain why some countries perform at the top of the medal table.
does success in global sporting events reflect a country’s level of development?
the role of government and private investment in influencing a nation’s success in international sporting competitions.
one environmental problem that can be caused by overtourism in coastal areas.
two challenges that overtourism can create for local communities in coastal destinations.
does overtourism threaten the sustainability of coastal environments?
one possible reason why older adults in South Korea may have lower levels of football participation.
two reasons for the increasing popularity of football among younger age groups in South Korea.
the role that age structure and lifestyle trends play in shaping sports participation rates over time.