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The purple pound

Posted on October 14, 2016 by anthony rylands

VisitEngland

Publication date: 2013
Ranking: useful

The purple pound: volume and value of accessible tourism in England

Facts and figures on the economic benefits of accessible tourism and accommodation venues.

Download the information here at the VisitEngland website

More access information is available here

To obtain a copy in an alternative format or language
Please write to:
VisitEngland, 1 Palace Street, London SW1E 5HX

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