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Assessing the impact of tourist attractions through the integration of causal inference and demand-side economic analysis: A case study of the Sensoria experience museum in Holzminden, Germany
Assessing the economic impact of tourist attractions typically adopts a demand-side economic approach, which is frequently based on visitor surveys. This approach has several limitations, particularly that it is not based on causal analysis and that the results of surveys could be heavily biased. Th
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