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.
The study evaluates the estimation of Shadow Economy in Greece using indirect methods and not a national accounting approach.
The study examines the effectiveness of the Greek tourist product promotion.
The study is a systematic approach of the role, importance, perspectives and promotion policy of conference sector in our country, based on international developments in conference activity.
The subject of the study is to determine the competitive position of Greece in the European tourism market and especially the Mediterranean market, based on its strengths and weaknesses. Also the study suggests solutions in order to improve the international competitiveness of the Greek tourism product.
