article_snippet: Whether it's a UNESCO Heritage site or a small market town in the Cotswolds, all it takes is several minutes of screen time for a location to rise to prominence - and, subsequently, experience a significant boost from TV-watching tourists.
article_snippet: In fact, recent research shows just how powerful the silver screen effect really is, estimating that international tourism brought in between £100 and £140 million for the English economy with tourist treks to recognisable countryside locations around Britain accounting for the bulk of the revenue.
article_snippet: In honour of the newly-coined 'set-jetting' phenomenon, MailOnline Travel is counting down MailOnline Travel top ten as-seen-on-screen locations for film-loving tourists to explore...
article_snippet: The harbour and the town are also used as filming locations, but the town the Jurassic coast, a World Heritage site, that has most benefitted from this 'set-jetting' phenomenon.
article_snippet: According to a survey compiled by Creative England, which measured the impact of tourism revenue generated by famous locations, Bampton was one of the best performing, with fan-led day visit spends topping £2.7 million in 2014.