Construction of Disneyland Computing and Intelligent

Question: Discuss about the Construction of Disneyland Computing and Intelligent. Answer: Introduction: The planned amusement park should obtain at least 2,500,000 annual visitors to operate successfully. This Disney Land should be set up in a part of the country where climate is generally pleasant (NG 2013). Such type of climate keeps the weather complaisant most of the year that helps in bringing in a huge crowd of tourists. This eventually results in moderate business turnover. Country where the Disney Land is supposed to be built, should have a GDP per capita of $25,000 (Stevenson and Wolfers 2013). If the country attains this GDP, it presents and gives an acute idea about the countrys performance against other countries. Country where the planned Disney Land is supposed to be erected should also have approximately 60% of English literate people (Chin 2013). Means the proficiency rate of English has to be such that it makes international tourists, amongst which 65% understand English language shows interest in visiting the amusement park. The Disney Land needs to be built in a country where crime rate is noticeably low i.e. below 20%. Such situation makes international tourists feel safe and guarded thus they show high interest in visiting amusement parks situated in such countries. For the purpose of creating an amusement park like Disney land, it needs huge amount of funds, considerable amount of time and most importantly a big labor force which can add on a huge amount of money as their wages (Ohwada, Okada and Kanamori 2013). If the country has a large labor force, the wages can be cut down as workers are available in much lesser salary. State where the Disney land will be built should also have a high linguistic diversity for tourist attraction. This feature makes visitors to relate themselves with the country natives and people. Reference List Chin, S., 2013, October. Highly interactive interface for virtual amusement land deriving active participation of users. InInternational Conference on Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction(pp. 842-849). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. NG, M.K., 2013. From a cultural desert to a cultural supermarket: tourism promotion in Hong Kong.Culture, Economy and Place: Asia-Pacific Perspectives, p.179. Ohwada, H., Okada, M. and Kanamori, K., 2013, July. Flexible route planning for amusement parks navigation. InCognitive Informatics Cognitive Computing (ICCI* CC), 2013 12th IEEE International Conference on(pp. 421-427). IEEE. Stevenson, B. and Wolfers, J., 2013. Subjective well-being and income: Is there any evidence of satiation?.The American Economic Review,103(3), pp.598-604.