As it does every year, last year’s festive market was hugely profitable for Bath, as highlighted by a survey commissioned to assess the impact of it on the city’s economy.
The survey showed that an estimated 409,000 people visited the market and around £10.7 million was spent within it, supporting over 200 stallholders – 87% of whom are from Bath and the South West.
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