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Improving Tourism Data


The quality of the tourism data available urgently needs to be improved. This was clear before DCMS initiated work on improving tourism data which led to the publication of the Review of Tourism Statistics report in June 2004.
 
DCMS is currently working in partnership with Devolved Administrations, VisitBritain and key stakeholders throughout the industry to implement the Review of Tourism Statistics report, leading on the drawing up of an implementation timetable and action plan in Autumn 2004.
 


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