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Browsing by Subject "entertainment"

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    At a Glance: Detroit Lakes/Mahnomen Winter Travelers
    (University of Minnesota Tourism Center, 2007)
    At a glance profile summary of Detroit Lakes/Mahnomen Winter Travelers.
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    Auto accessibility measures to non-work destinations for the period of 1995, 2000, and 2005 for the Twin Cities region
    (2018-11-09) Levinson, David M; Liao, Chen-Fu; david.levinson@sydney.edu.au; Levinson, David M
    Highway-based accessibility measures to jobs and labor for the Twin Cities region were previous computed. The data here give the auto accessibility measures (TAZ level) to other destination types such as retail, entertainment, food/restaurant and recreation for the period of 1995, 2000 and 2005. The resulting access measures to different destinations will provide a comprehensive evaluation of accessibility in the Twin Cities region, which can help in operational planning and in public involvement activities of transportation agencies to ascertain how investments, transportation strategies, market conditions, and land use policies affect the performance of the transportation-land use system.
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    Irish Fair of Minnesota: Profile of Attendees 2014
    (University of Minnesota Tourism Center, 2014) Qian, Xinyi
    At the invitation of the Irish Fair of Minnesota, the University of Minnesota Tourism Center (UMTC) profiled its 2014 attendees. The purpose of the profile was to better understand attendee characteristics, to assist marketing decisions, to enhance the event itself, and to maximize benefits to the community. As such, several attendee characteristics were of interest, including demographics, information sources attendees used to learn of the Fair, most enjoyable attributes of the Fair, main reason to attend the Fair, expenditures related to the Fair, and modes of transportation. Additionally, 2014 profile results were compared to those of 2007 and 2011, where possible, to understand consistencies and changes in attendee characteristics.