This paper considers a setting in which workers' relative abilities to form some skill differs with respect to two skills. When these abilities are unobservable, it is shown that a firm interested in only one of the skills nevertheless finds it useful to provide training opportunities for the...

This paper analyses the market transformations in heritage tourism destinations when excessivetourism demand determines the emergence of a class of excursionists among visitors. Building onthe approach of Keane (1997) and Shapiro (1983), our model highlights some importantdimensions of...

The purpose of the study is to analyse the changing role of tourism intermediaries in the distribution chain. Globalisation and the development of ICTs have undoubtedly changed both business practices and strategies as well as industry structures. They are also creating new rules governing...