The three measures have different definitions: public transport revenue impact, partner leisure revenue, and tourism customers. Customers are not website visitors or experimentally proven additional journeys. The reported increase of 0.7 million means 700,000 travellers, not CHF. Coverage is a boundary-inclusive point-in-polygon join of the 40 platform offer coordinates against the supplied 5,976 original hotspot polygons, counting each area once. Sixteen offers match sixteen distinct areas. The remaining offers are not necessarily inaccessible or irrelevant: addresses and hotspot boundaries are imperfect proxies. No visit volumes or demand weights are present in the supplied GeoJSON. The beta-0.95 file is a modelled selection of hotspot areas, not an exhaustive attraction register. The source and method are retained with the data.

Audit: the supplied beta-0.95 source has 5,976 polygons, not 5,836. Forty catalogue coordinates match sixteen distinct polygons. 40 / 5,976 is 0.67%, but it is not area coverage: locations and areas are different units. The 0.27% displayed here is 16 / 5,976. The dot matrix represents actual polygon identities, ordered with matched areas first. Geographic starts use polygon bounding-box centres for display only; the coverage calculation always uses the original polygon geometry.