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Holding or not holding a mega-event: case of the

F1 Korea Grand Prix

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Yeongbae Choe, Hyo-Yeun Park & Dae-Kwan Kim

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 Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research

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 Consumption benefits; willingness to pay; doublebounded dichotomous choice contingent valuation method; mega-events; interval regression analysis

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This study aims to estimate visitors¡¯ consumption benefits using the double-bounded

dichotomous choice contingent valuation method. The results of this study show that

the per capita consumption benefit of the F1 Korea Grand Prix, a study context used in

this study, were approximately US$307 and then, the total aggregated economic value

generated by the event was US$49,262,301 in 2011. These results indicate that visitors

of the F1 Korea Grand Prix perceive huge economic benefits from their visitation and

activities during the event. In addition, the results show that prior visit experience and

a sport identification are significantly associated with visitors¡¯ perceived consumption

benefits while other variables (e.g. age, gender, nationality, automotive club

membership) are not. Several theoretical, practical, and methodological implications

of this study are discussed.