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The economic impacts of on-screen tourism were evaluated, with a particular focus on the LotR and the Hobbit, filmed in New Zealand. ...  the Hobbit increased tourism receipts by $771.80 million

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Screen tourism has a great impact on the economy of a country as we have just seen with LOTR
The fans come to visit the cult places of the film to be able to see what is true of false
Screen tourism is a very good thing that is becoming more and more important and that we will have to promote and encourage

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Like this fan who is taking pictures in places where very famous scenes we were shoting

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Like this fan who is taking pictures in places where very famous scenes we were shoting

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http://golem13.fr/photographie-lieux-precis-tournage-seigneur-des-anneaux/

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People go where the film was shot

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Entertainingly, the New Zealand Custom Service currently stamps visitor’s passports with a “Welcome to Middle Earth” stamp.
It's awesome the impact that a film can have on a place

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Currently, tourism is New Zealand’s second largest industry, behind dairy.

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Gregg Anderson said, “We’ve seen a 50% increase in arrivals to New Zealand since Lord of the Rings.”

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The work was monstrous:
-300 million dollars budget for the trilogy
-12 million rings placed by hand for mesh sizes
-915,000 meters of film used
-20,602 participations of extras in total
-400 pages of scenario filmed
-350 sets built and more than 100 filming locations
-274 days of main shots
and more

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-$ 910 million profit in the world
-100 million readers in the world
-13 Oscar nominations

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Impact of screen tourism

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The Hobbit and LOTR had a big economic impact on the New Zeland