Selected Project Applications
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Selected examples showing how research, analytics, and planning methods can support tourism and recreation decisions.
CASE STUDY: VISITOR MANAGEMENT
VISITOR-FLOW PLANNING FOR A COASTAL PROTECTED AREA
CHALLENGE
Peak-period crowding was placing pressure on access points, visitor experience, and sensitive natural areas.
APPROACH
SCENARIO TESTING
Anonymized mobility insights, visitor-flow analysis, and operational scenario testing were used to examine timed-access and demand-distribution options.
Findings should be interpreted in relation to data coverage, seasonal conditions, implementation choices, and local operating constraints.
CASE STUDY: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
ECONOMIC EVIDENCE FOR A CULTURAL EVENT
CHALLENGE
Organizers required a defensible view of visitor spending, employment effects, and wider economic contribution.
APPROACH
MULTIPLIER MODELING
Visitor expenditure research, transparent multiplier modeling, feasibility analysis, and documented assumptions were combined in a decision-ready assessment.
Economic estimates should be interpreted within the stated geography, period, assumptions, and model limitations.
CASE STUDY: SCENARIO PLANNING
DEMAND SCENARIOS FOR FOUR-SEASON INFRASTRUCTURE
CHALLENGE
A destination needed seasonal demand, market capture, operating assumptions, and uncertainty before advancing new infrastructure.
APPROACH
Mobility insights, demand scenarios, sensitivity testing, and leakage assumptions compared plausible pathways.
Models support decisions; they do not guarantee viability.
