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Properly prearranged heritage festivals have the potentials to fascinate, exhibit cultural traditions and educate the general public about rich culture also at the same time raise the economic impact on the community (Crompton & McKay, 1997).The foremost motives for organizing a festival are related to improving and promoting cultural heritage artifacts, attracting tourist and raising cultural awareness (Stankova & Vassenska, 2015). In most studies, the analysis comprises assessing a total amount of income, employment change contribution to the festival and finishes with the approximation of local multiplier effects; therefore deprived of advance searching how these interpret into local economic growth (Gursoy, Kim, & Uysal, 1998; Felsenstein & Fleischer, 2003).Experimental studies of local festivals conducted by (Formica & Uysal, 1996; Borodako, Berbeka, Klimek, Niemczyk, & Seweryn, 2012) pointed out that local festivals generate economic benefits and add direct and indirect temporary jobs.

Properly prearranged heritage festivals have the potentials to fascinate, exhibit cultural
traditions and educate the general public about rich culture also at the same time raise the
economic impact on the community (Crompton & McKay, 1997). Cultural heritage festivals
perform as a vibrant power behind cultural improvement and social connection while
bringing in monetary sustenance (Herrero, Sanz, Bedate, & Barrio, 2012). Heritage festivals
are one of an important element to educate cultural heritage to general people and for
development. Cultural heritage festivals are widely well-thought-out in contribution to the
economic development of the local organizers by means of providing employment, attracting
tourist and promotion of heritage (Getz, 2008). Many researchers had conducted a study on
festivals and special events impact to local development, in their study, they focused on
assessing economic influences by use of some form of impact analysis (Dwyer, Forsyth, &
Spurr, 2005; Thrane, 2002; Crompton, Lee, & Shuster, 2001). In most studies, the analysis
comprises assessing a total amount of income, employment change contribution to the
festival and finishes with the approximation of local multiplier effects; therefore deprived of
advance searching how these interpret into local economic growth (Gursoy, Kim, & Uysal,
1998; Felsenstein & Fleischer, 2003). Experimental studies of local festivals conducted by
(Formica & Uysal, 1996; Borodako, Berbeka, Klimek, Niemczyk, & Seweryn, 2012) pointed
out that local festivals generate economic benefits and add direct and indirect temporary jobs.
Conversely, Getz (2008) stated that when studying festivals a researcher should consider
broad social, economic and environmental address. Consequently, effects valuation in a range
of spheres such as economic, physical-environmental, social and cultural should consider in
evaluating festivals (Felsenstein & Fleischer, 2003). The foremost motives for organizing a
festival are related to improving and promoting cultural heritage artifacts, attracting tourist
and raising cultural awareness (Stankova & Vassenska, 2015).