Shida ya bongolala ni kukosa elimu.
Governments count domestic tourists by measuring trips where individuals travel from their usual residence to a destination within their own country, spending at least one night at the destination. This data is typically collected through annual questionnaires sent to countries by the UN World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism), which standardizes the process under the International Recommendations for Tourism Statistics (IRTS 2008).
The standard metric used for comparison is the number of trips per capita (trips by domestic tourists per person), calculated by dividing the total number of domestic overnight trips by the country's total population. This method allows for standardized comparison across different population sizes and provides an estimate of domestic tourism intensity.