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effective tourism exclusion zone: a standalone construct

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Tourism geography

a zone near a source market where international travel demand is suppressed because nearby options compete with domestic travel, so demand peaks farther away.

In tourism geography, effective tourism exclusion zone refers to a zone near a source market where international travel demand is suppressed because nearby options compete with domestic travel, so demand peaks farther away. This meaning comes from Mckercher (2003) in Journal of Travel Research.[1]

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Mckercher, B., & Lew, A. A. (2003). Distance Decay and the Impact of Effective Tourism Exclusion Zones on International Travel Flows. Journal of Travel Research, 42(2), 159-165. https://doi.org/10.1177/0047287503254812

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