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Research on Travel and Tourism in the Philadelphia Region

As the official research arm of the Philadelphia region tourism industry, GPTMC's in-house research department tracks visitor statistics and measures tourism's impact on the region.

You can download and view any of the reports and publications below.

All reports are in Adobe Acrobat format. (*see bottom of the page for information about Adobe Acrobat reader)

If you have any questions about the reports or GPTMC's research, please e-mail research@gptmc.com.

RESEARCH FAQ'S _

1. Visitor Volume
2. Economic Impact
3. Hotel Statistics & Market Mix
4. Visitor Profiles
5. Regional Population Figures
6. Gophila.com
7. Accessibility

RESEARCH REPORTS:_

GPTMC'S RESEARCH REPORTS:_

2005 Greater Philadelphia Tourism Monitor: The Changing Landscape of Tourism Marketing	5.4 MB
2005 Greater Philadelphia Tourism Monitor: Executive Summary	195k
Tourism 2005: A Report on the Industry - GPTMC's Annual Report	1.4 MB
The Hispanic Traveler	4.25m
Summer 2005: Visitor Survey Report	705k
Dali Hotel Package Report	292k
The Role of Hotel Packaging for Destination Marketing Organizations	46k
Gay Tourism 2005	667k
Think Outside Executive Summary Promoting Natural assets and experiences of the Philadelphia region.	854k
Winter Hotel Package Survey Report	253k
Research Dictionary A newly produced guide to research and hospitality related terminology	33k

GPTMC'S ANNUAL REPORTS:_

2005	1.4 MB
2004	1.2 MB
2003	6 MB
2002	1 MB
2001	1 MB

GPTMC PUBLICATIONS _

Philadelphia's Tourism Timeline Major Tourism Milestones 1985 - 2004 and beyond	937k
GPTMC in a nutshell A short description detailing who we are and what we do to market the Philadelphia region	591k

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