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Evaluating the efficiency and determinants of mass tourism in Spain : a tourist area perspective
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Tourism is one of the fastest-growing economic sectors. This has piqued increasing
interest in the evaluation of the performance of the sector. This paper joins this line
of research by providing a potential framework for measuring efficiency in the con text of a country such as Spain, where sun-and-sand tourism, usually associated with
mass tourism, predominates. Tourist areas located on the coast provide the units of
reference. Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is applied to determine the efficiency
score and a Tobit-type model is employed to analyse the factors that determine effi ciency. The results show that the impact of mass tourism on labour efficiency is
geographically unequal, with the most efficient of the tourist areas located on the
peninsular archipelagos. The analysis of the contribution of each input to the effi ciency score reveals the pre-eminent role of tourism infrastructure as a lure for sun and-sand tourism.
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Mass tourism Efficiency Employment DEA Environmental factors
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Citação
Sánchez‑Sánchez, Francisca J. e Ana M Sánchez‑Sánchez (2024). "Evaluating the efficiency and determinants of mass tourism in Spain : a tourist area perspective". Portuguese Economic Journal, 23(1):111-145
Editora
Springer