he study is an economic analysis approach to the relation of tourism development and environmental protection. The arguments can contribute to decisions that facilitate tourism development without harming the environment.
The study examines the ways to attract tourists from the Russian market, not only beacuse Russia is an emerging source of tourists, but also because Russian tourists can contribute to the reduction of the seasonality of Greek tourism sector.
The study evaluates the potential of tourism flows from China, in order to form realistic expectations.
The study examines the comparative advantages of the sectors of Greek economy and their contribution to GDP, in order to enable the country to deal with the challenges of international competition and market globalization.
The study examines the importance of education in employee productivity and the recent developments in tourism education and training.
The study is based on two samples collected in 1999 and 2000 regarding small-medium sized hotel units and especially hotel sector employment features. The analysis contributes to a microeconomic approach to hotel employment.
