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Rethinking tourism statistics : towards an innovative multi-source integrated production system

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Participants

Dr Alfatihah Reno Maulani (Presenter/Speaker)

Co-Author: Mr. Eko Rahmadian. Potential, issues and challenges in using mobile positioning data, and the application of a big data governance framework for official statistics to address data sustainability – the Indonesian experience

Mrs Maria Wiberg (Presenter/Speaker)

A joint model for Nordic European countries to compile tourism consumption based on payment transaction data

Mr Christophe Demunter (Presenter/Speaker)

Re-using privately held data obtained from online accommodation platforms to produce new data on short-rentals – the European experience

Marek Cierpial-Wolan (Presenter/Speaker)

Effectiveness of selected methods of data integration in tourism statistics. Foundational work in statistics and data science: Better understanding and innovation in statistical research and decision-making

María Velasco (Presenter/Speaker)

The future of Spain's tourism statistics system: integration of traditional statistics and new sources of information

Raúl Figueroa Diaz (Discussant)

Conference

IAOS-ISI 2024, Mexico City

Category: International Association for Official Statistics (IAOS)

Abstract

The session will gather experiences from the around the world in using innovation methods and sources to produce existing official statistics in a more efficient way or with higher quality, or to create statistical products previously not available. The focus of this session will be on applications for tourism statistics, showing innovative approaches to measuring visitor flows or monetary flows related to tourism, and how these can be integrated in a production system together with traditional or other innovative sources.

While the main angle will be tourism, the discussions to be held have a relevance for the wider statistical community because of shared concerns in exploring new methods and sources, such as matching of concepts/definitions, optimal design of decision making algorithms, institutional governance, data access, data sustainability, confidentiality, trust of users and producers.