Wittdo's Live Music Study
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Helping drive demand for tourism, leisure & music. An analysis of customer, ticketing and booking data gathered from across the tourism, leisure and music industries, to gain insights into customer behaviour, observe demand trends, and identify how to make more effective use of data in marketing.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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