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Cite Low Season Growth — Research & Attribution

Citing Low Season Growth

This page provides consistent attribution formats for journalists, researchers, educators, analysts and hospitality professionals using Low Season Growth research, charts or data.

Company attribution

Low Season Growth — hospitality commercial strategy for independent hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses.

Official website: lowseasongrowth.com

Founder attribution

Vincenzo Proto, Founder of Low Season Growth

Founder profile · LinkedIn

Research Note 01

Suggested citation:

Low Season Growth (2026), “European Tourism Seasonality 2026: LSG Research Note on Peak vs Quiet Months.” DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22937580.

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Research Note 02

Suggested citation:

Low Season Growth (2026), “International Tourism Is Growing Faster Than Domestic Demand in Europe: LSG Research Note 02.” DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22938213.

Original article · DOI · CSV data

LSG proprietary metric

The LSG Peak-to-Trough Concentration Gap is a descriptive calculation created by Low Season Growth from cited Eurostat tourism-accommodation data.

Please describe it as an LSG calculation based on Eurostat data, not as an official Eurostat indicator.

Charts

Research charts may be reproduced for editorial, educational or analytical use with attribution to Low Season Growth and a link to the corresponding original Research Note. Do not alter the data or labels in a way that changes the meaning.

BibTeX and machine-readable citations

Methodology

See the Low Season Growth Research Methodology for formulas, source hierarchy, limitations and corrections policy.

Questions

For data, methodology or media enquiries: vincenzoprotodigital@gmail.com.

Research Note 03 — Caribbean Low Season 2026

Suggested citation: Low Season Growth (2026), “Caribbean Low Season 2026: RevPAR Gap and South American Demand — LSG Research Note 03,” September 2026. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22938535.

Canonical article · DOI · CSV dataset

Research Note 04 — Japan Tourism 2026

Suggested citation: Low Season Growth (2026), “Japan Tourism 2026: Aggregate Cooling, Source-Market Divergence — LSG Research Note 04,” September 2026. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22938971.

Canonical article · DOI · CSV dataset

Machine-readable citation files

Research DOI Registry — persistent identifiers for LSG datasets

Citation exports

RIS citation file · BibTeX · DOI Registry

LSG Intelligence Beta

Suggested attribution: Low Season Growth (2026), “LSG Intelligence Beta,” Beta 0.1.

Canonical beta · Public introduction · Version reference

When describing the tool, please identify it as a Low Season Growth decision-support beta for hotel weak dates. It should not be described as a revenue-management system, forecast or guarantee of booking results.