Pellejero Martínez, Carmelo, & García Gómez, José Joaquín. (2022). Economic history of tourism in Spain (1820-2020). From romantic travelers to the COVID passport
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Historia económica, Economía del TurismoAbstract
Tourism is a relevant sector in Europe (it accounts for more than 10% of its GDP and almost 12% of its employment), being even more important in countries like Spain (12% of GDP and almost 13% of employment). After the Great Recession of 2008, tourism became the main engine of the Spanish economy - due to the fall of the real estate sector. For this reason and due to the significant changes caused to digitization, the COVID-19 crisis, its restrictions, and other aspects, a systematic review is urgently needed to offer perspective and guidance to face the new challenges. In this sense, the work reviewed here is key and more than satisfies said objective.
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Pellejero-Martínez, C., & García-Gómez, J. J. (2022). Historia económica del turismo en España (1820-2020). De los viajeros románticos al pasaporte COVID. Pirámide.
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