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Do More Tourists Lead to Higher Levels of Consumption?

It is argued that attracting more tourists will stimulate domestic consumption. This paper, using Granger causality tests fitted to data from Hong Kong, shows that a long-term causal relationship between the number of tourists and subsequent private domestic consumption is not supported. Thus, tourist flows may have very little effect on domestic consumption.