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Cross Effects between High Speed Rail Lines and Tourism: Looking for Empirical Evidence Using the Spanish Case Study

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2012Tourism Industry and High Speed Rail - Is There a Linkage: Evidence from China’s High Speed Rail Development59 cited
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The formation mechanism of external effects of improving transport accessibility caused by high-speed rail devepolment

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