[Tourism and its development potential in Massachusetts]

[Tourism and its development potential in Massachusetts]

by New England Regional Commission, Ernest A. Lucci, Carl R. Wendoloski, Bulent I. Kastarlak, Massachusetts. Department of Commerce and Development

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...Provides an overview of existing and potential tourism resources in the state; includes detailed statistics on selected tourism markets and areas, employment and receipts in tourism industries, number of passengers carried by airlines, etc.; Report 1: Tourism and it's Development Potential in Massachusetts, Report 2: Summary, Reports 3 and 4: Characteristics and Geographic Distribution of Tourist Attractions in Massachusetts (includes computer maps and data matrices); Report 5: Inventory of Tourist Facility Mixes by Municipalities and Regions in Massachusetts...

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