Following the recent announcement that Liverpool will be stripped of its Unesco World Heritage status;
Ralph Hollister, Travel & Tourism Analyst at GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company, offers his view on the situation:
“While domestic tourism demand may not be massively impacted by the loss of Liverpool’s world heritage status, international demand could be as many international tourists visit Liverpool to experience the culture and history of the city. Cultural tourism is now big business, with 29%* of the global travel market typically undertaking this type of trip. The loss of its heritage status could take the shine off …
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