Evaluating the Influence of a Large Cultural Artifact in the Attraction of Tourism

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Another 'Guggenheim Effect'? The Generation of a Potentially Gentrifiable Neighbourhood in Bilbao (2003, background): “To this end, it has a famous Museum that provides a ‘brand image’, attracts wealthy tourists, generates income and creates employment (Plaza, 2000).”
European Cities in Competition and the New ' Uses ' of Urban Design (2002, background): “…1997) and a time period after the opening of the Guggenheim Museum (October 1997–July 1999) shows that the percentage of foreign travellers has increased by a signi cant 44.6%, and the percentage of overnight stays has also increased, by a signi cant 30.8% (Krens, 1999; Plaza, 1999; 2000a, b).”
Creativity and tourism in the city (2014, background): “The ‘serial reproduction’ of consumption-led and experience-based redevelopment strategies (Evans, 2003; Plaza, 2000; Richards & Wilson, 2006) led to complaints about the ‘cloning’ of urban landscapes and increasing ‘placelessness’ (Smith, 2007).”
Measure for Measure: Evaluating the Evidence of Culture's Contribution to Regeneration (2005, background): “However, a feature of many flagship developments has been resistance by, or bypassing of, local communities (MacClancy, 1997; Plaza, 2000; Rodriguez et al., 2001), with the legacy of event-based regeneration not delivering sustained benefits or ownership by residents, as in post-EXPO/Olympic…”