Assessment of the economic value of heritage tourism in three Western Australian locations

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Assessment of the economic value of heritage tourism in three Western Australian locations

This study estimated the direct yearly tourist expenditure at three locations in Western Australia considered to have significant cultural heritage values - the cities of Fremantle and Albany and the Town of New Norcia.Visitor expenditure surveys were used to estimate the average expenditure per vis...

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Main Authors:	Hughes, Michael, Carlsen, Jack, Wood, David
Format:	Working Paper
Published:	Heritage Council WA 2005
Subjects:	New Norcia Hertiage Tourism economic value Albany Fremantle
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/19150

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