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Door County Statistics & Research Additions or Corrections? Contact Phil Berndt at: phil@doorcounty.com 2009 Year-end Summary December ’09 average daily vehicular traffic was up 16% over December ’08. Average daily traffic for the year was up about 5% over 2008. View Report
DoorCounty.com web site visits in December ’09 were up 38.7% over December of ’08. Web site visits for the year ended up about 1.2% ahead of 2008. View Report
December ’09 Welcome Center foot traffic was up about 2.2% compared to December ’08. Welcome Center foot traffic for the year ended up 22.8% ahead of 2008. View Report
YTD sales tax rebate collections in Door County were down about 7.7% over the same period the previous year. View Report
Explanation of Web Stats The "Visits" report shows the number of visitor sessions—or "visits"—to DoorCounty.com during the specified report period. A visit refers to a series of requests from a uniquely identified client. A visit starts with the first request from the client and remains active as long as the period between subsequent requests from the client does not exceed a set "time-out" period (15 minutes). After a visit "times out", LiveStats counts a request from the same client as the start of a new visit.
The "Page Views" report shows the number of successful requests for pages logged during the specified report period. A page is any file - such as a web page, dynamic web page, form - classified as a page by the Virtual Server Administrator.
The "Hits" number tracks the number of requests for files - or "hits" - logged during the specified report period. A "hit" is any request on your web server for any file, such as a web page, bitmap, CGI, or header request. For example, if a visitor wants to see a web page containing two images, they must make three hits: one hit for the page, and two for the image files.
Where are they coming from? Our Welcome Center tracks the origin of visitors utilizing our information services, whenever possible. The results of this information are posted regularly in our Member Newsletters - an archive of which can be found HERE.
Economic Impact of Traveler Spending Market Research and Economic Impact studies can be found on the Wisconsin Department of Tourism's Industry web site: http://industry.travelwisconsin.com/Research.aspx
Building Statistics (1998-2004) Door County Building Permit Statistics 98-04
Door County Demographics http://www.doorcountybusiness.com/comprofile.html
Door County Workforce Profiles The County Workforce Profiles, created by the labor market analysts and economists in DWD's Office of Economic Advisors, provide snapshots of the labor market in every Wisconsin county. Current Reports: http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/oea/county_profiles/current.htm Archived Reports: http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/oea/county_profiles/archived.htm
Who are we? (Nosbisch, 2009)
2008 Economic Impact of Tourism in Wisconsin and, Door County (Davidson-Peterson Study 2008)
How do our customers see us and how do we use that perception to increase business
Strategic Destination Management & Marketing Plan (Murdaugh 2006)
An initial impression from someone who's never been to Door County before. Conducted in 2005
Seasonal Population Study (1999)
Where do our Visitors Come from?
For more information, including Door County demographics, visit the Door County Economic Development Corporation online at: http://www.doorcountybusiness.com/comprofile.html
Other On-line Business Indicators and Travel Trend resources
Wisconsin Department of Tourism Industry Site:
http://industry.travelwisconsin.com/
Hotel Resource:
http://www.hotelresource.com/CompanyAmerican+Express.html US Travel
Association: http://www.tia.org Hospitality Net:
http://www.hospitalitynet.org STR Global
Door County Environmental Organizations
Does Developed Land really bring in more Tax Revenue?
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