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Event portfolios as engines of resilience : longitudinal evidence from a UNESCO world heritage site
This study provides one of the first longitudinal, portfolio-level analyses of event systems within a heritage attraction, addressing the dominance of short-term, single-event impact evaluations in existing research. Focusing on Blenheim Palace (2018–2025), the paper conceptualises events not as iso
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