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Tourism in Yorkshire
Tourism in Yorkshire generates more than £6.3 billion per annum.〔 It accounts for 7.2% of Yorkshire's income and supports 11% of its total workforce, representing 243,000 jobs. During 2007 recorded 92 million day visitors and 12.8 million that stayed at least one night in the region.〔Yorkshire Tourism Board (2008). ("Key facts and figures" )〕
Before 1974 Yorkshire was England’s largest county, comprising around . After Local Government reorganisation in 1974,〔Office for National Statistics (2010), ("Local Government Restructuring" )〕 the county was split into three smaller regions, making North Yorkshire the UK’s biggest county covering .
== Places to stay ==
In the county of Yorkshire there is a choice of almost 4,800 hotels, guest houses, self-catering establishments and campsites.〔Yorkshire DMS (2009), ("Yorkshire Accommodation Stock" )〕 It is distributed unevenly throughout the region with the greatest numbers of beds to be found in the Yorkshire Moors, Yorkshire Dales and around Harrogate. West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire account for the largest stock of serviced accommodation, but offer very little in the way of camping or caravan accommodation.
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