June 1, 2024Economics and CultureOpen Access

Do Cultural Activities and Happiness Matter to the Tourism Sector?

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Inbound tourism efficiency across European nations depends significantly on cultural activities and resident well-being, showing that destination appeal requires holistic policy.
Across 25 European nations, tangible heritage sites and visitor spending represent primary inputs that directly govern inbound tourism outputs across varied regional economies.
Tobit regression modelling and data envelopment analysis demonstrate how cultural activities enhance sector performance, highlighting strategic needs despite missing data from two nations.

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Tobit regression analysis reveals that cultural activities and resident happiness shape tourism efficiency in 25 European Union nations, highlighting key targets to advance destination appeal.

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Astikė et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e66dccb6db6435875f8e62 https://doi.org/10.2478/jec-2024-0007

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Tobit regression analysis reveals that cultural activities and resident happiness shape tourism efficiency in 25 European Union nations, highlighting key targets to advance destination appeal.

Do Cultural Activities and Happiness Matter to the Tourism Sector?

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Do Cultural Activities and Happiness Matter to the Tourism Sector?

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