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The question isn’t whether people would visit, but rather do they visit more because of the queen’s existence. That is, would be worth a billion rather than bil
by setr 6y ago
The question isn’t whether people would visit, but rather do they visit more because of the queen’s existence. That is, would be worth a billion rather than billions
- oblio 6y agoThat's probably impossible to quantify. The example next door, Versailles, kind of says you don't need a living monarch.
- setr 6y ago>That's probably impossible to quantify Sure, but that's the metric you need to go by if you want to evaluate the tourism value of a "living" monarchy. That tourists would continue to exist with or without the queen doesn't really tell us anything useful. It's a question of how many.