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La World Wide Web y el turismo: los mejores partners
5 November 2025
En este artículo se analiza cómo Internet y la World Wide Web han impulsado una transformación radical en el sector turístico, afectando significativamente tanto a la oferta como a la demanda.
Autores: Orfila-Sintes, Francina María, Pikkemaat, Birgit, Rejón-Guardia, Francisco
Tags: Economía colaborativa, eWOM, metabuscadores turísticos, Plataformas digitales, Transformación digital, turismo digital, World Wide Web
Tendencias y retos del turismo internacional en el siglo XXI: la era de los nativos turísticos
Este artículo analiza la transición que se ha dado desde el turismo de masas de la segunda mitad del XX, hacia una exitosa globalización de estos servicios en el siglo XXI, la cual ha generado una nueva categoría de demandantes, los nativos turísticos.
Autores: Castillo Manzano, José Ignacio
Tags: deflación turística, liberalización del transporte, Nativos turísticos, overtourism, política turística, turismofobia
Spain’s long-term care system at a crossroads: Demographic pressures and workforce challenges
1 October 2025
Spain’s long-term care system faces a dual transformation – rapid population ageing and a shift toward personalized, deinstitutionalized care. Meeting these challenges will require doubling the workforce by 2030 and addressing precarious labor conditions.
Autores: Asensio, Marina, García Ciria, Cristina, López Molina, Gonzalo
Tags: Long-Term care
Dollar-backed stablecoins: Not a threat in the EU
Despite rapid growth in terms of capitalization and rising cross-border flows, dollar-backed stablecoins face significant barriers in the Euro Area. Exchange rate and issuer risks, coupled with strict EU regulation, private initiatives and the digital euro project, limit their potential to disrupt European financial systems; however, regulators and traditional financial services providers should continue to pay close attention to the fast development of decentralized finance and key assets like stablecoins.
Autores: Demertzis, Maria, Fiorito, Alejandro
Spain’s corporate sector: Strong deleveraging, persistent divergence
Spanish corporations have undergone a sharp deleveraging in the last decade, leaving aggregate indebtedness below the EU and eurozone averages. However, behind this aggregate
figure lie significant differences by company size, sector, and region.
Autores: Maudos, Joaquín
Tags: Corporate deleveraging
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