Impacto de la crisis de la COVID-19 en el empleo del sector turístico en España: perspectivas territorial y de género

García, Cándida Gago; Relaño, Reyes González; Cambronero, Milagros Serrano; Babinger, Frank

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“…Extensive literature has addressed this subject, including both the impact already caused by the pandemic and the expected impact. 3 With regards to Spain, Gago-García et al (2021) analysed the impact on employment in the tourism sector, both from the territorial point of view (municipalities and provinces) and gender, concluding that the most affected territories are highly specialised in the sector (sun and beach tourism), especially due to the fall in international demand, while the most resilient have been rural and mountainous (due to the preferences of national tourism). Along the same lines, Arbulú et al (2021a) highlight the decline in tourism – especially international – in 2020 and the disparate effect in the Spanish regions (given that national tourism can cover only 10% of overnight stays in the Balearic Islands and Canary Islands but 70% in Castilla-La Mancha).…”

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Effects of the COVID-19 tourism crisis on the Spanish economy

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This study addresses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Spanish tourism sector and economy in general, at the national and regional levels, through a comparative analysis between the evolution observed in the sector and the evolution that could have happened had the pandemic not occurred. This study was conducted in two stages. First, the total tourist expenditures for 2020 and 2021 were predicted under the assumption that the pandemic had not occurred. In the second stage, the losses in terms of turnover, jobs and the contribution of the tourism sector to the gross domestic product (GDP) that would have occurred without the pandemic were estimated. We applied the input–output method and found that for every €1000 less of tourist spending due to the pandemic, €1883 less were contributed to the GDP, and for every €100,000 less in spending, 2.8 jobs were lost.

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“…: Expansión, 2021). Moreover, the tensions between different actors and institutions involved in the delivery of the scheme have been further exacerbated by the repercussions of the 2008 global financial crisis/sovereign debt crisis, on public funding and more recently, the collapse of tourism from late March 2020 following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic (Gago-García, González-Relaño, Serrano Cambronero, and Babinger (2021)).…”

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Contested discourses in social tourism: a relational political economy perspective.

Bianchi,

McCabe,

Martínez

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Social tourism initiatives often have economic as well as objectives, particularly national schemes such as the Spanish IMSERSO programme, designed to stimulate off-season tourism in mass coastal tourism destinations. Yet, there is little evidence of how such schemes responded to crises or that explores the effects on the tourism industry actors responsible for programme delivery. This article applies a relational political economy approach to assess the contested discourses surrounding the governance of the scheme. We examine the evolution of the IMSERSO programme longitudinally following the global financial crisis and up until the COVID-19 pandemic to assess the relational dynamics at play social tourism governance on destination stakeholders, outlining implications for social tourism policies internationally.

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“…This activity has established itself as one of the main economic resources due to its weight in both GDP and employment. In 2019, the weight of the tourism sector in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased to 12.4% (154,487 million euros), and it accounted for almost 13% (2.72 million jobs) of employment throughout the country, according to data from the Tourism Satellite Account of the National Institute of Statistics (NIS) [3].…”

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Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Tourism: A Clustering Approach for the Spanish Tourism Analysis

Rodríguez

Masot

Alonso

2023

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Since the middle of the last century, the Spanish tourism sector has experienced significant growth, which was interrupted by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This situation had a considerable impact on Spain, as the country is a leading world tourism destination and relies heavily on this sector in its economy, making it vulnerable when demand for tourism services declines. The tourism model in Spain is not homogeneous, and the Mediterranean coastal regions and island areas are highly dependent on tourism as a main source of economic income and were particularly affected by the consequences of the pandemic. This study analyzes the impact of the pandemic on the tourism sector in each Spanish autonomous community, focusing on tourism demand through the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The results reveal the disparity and vulnerability of Spanish regions to the tourism crisis. The most tourist-dependent areas dependent on international tourism have experienced a decline due to restrictions and a fall in demand. On the other hand, rural regions that depend mainly on national tourism have suffered fewer effects.

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Impacto de la crisis de la COVID-19 en el empleo del sector turístico en España: perspectivas territorial y de género

Cited by 5 publications

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Effects of the COVID-19 tourism crisis on the Spanish economy

Effects of the COVID-19 tourism crisis on the Spanish economy

Contested discourses in social tourism: a relational political economy perspective.

Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Tourism: A Clustering Approach for the Spanish Tourism Analysis

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