Cross-sectional analysis reveals factors influencing weekend trips to the Lake District, suggesting cost impacts demand significantly.
An analysis of day and half-day trips from various regions in the north of England shows that variations are largely explained by cost and car ownership levels; competing opportunities for recreation seem to have little effect. There is high “price” elasticity of demand for pleasure trips.
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