Evaluating the Regional Impact of a New Road on Tourism
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Motorway; Regional impact; Tourism; Spain; Intervention analysis; Autoroute; Impact regional; Tourisme; Espagne Analyse d'intervention; Autobahn; Regionale Auswirkung; Tourismus; Spanien; Internventionsanalyse; Autopista; Impacto regional; Turismo; Espana; Analisis de intervencion;All these keywords.
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