Tourism has now acquired an expanded political, institutional, and social legitimacy as a pillar sector of the country's development policies in the post-memorandum and post-COVID era.

The functional and institutional interconnection of Development and Politics is now a fact. This book examines key issues such as sustainable tourism development, market segmentation and specialization of demand, management of tourism destinations, development of specific and alternative forms of tourism, local development, the connection of tourism education with the labor market, spatial and investment policies, and actions and applications for the technological upgrading of the tourism sector.