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Tourism is both an economic driver and a policy concern, influencing employment, infrastructure, and cultural exchange across the globe. Understanding its economic principles helps governments and businesses maximize benefits while managing challenges such as seasonality and sustainability. Tourism Economics and Policy examines how market forces, consumer behavior, and public policy intersect within the tourism industry. The book discusses demand forecasting, pricing, taxation, and economic impact assessment. It also explores government intervention, investment strategies, and global competitiveness. Blending theory with case studies, it provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of how sound economic and policy frameworks support sustainable tourism growth.

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Mohamed Amine Hamdani, PhD in Finance and Econometrics, boasts over 12 years of experience in corporate finance. He has worked with various large companies and in academia, striving to bridge theoretical frameworks with practical applications through his diverse roles. Mohamed Amine's international career has spanned North Africa, France, and Brazil, where he has honed his expertise in corporate finance and accounting. His academic journey includes a Master's degree from Ca' Foscari University of Venice and a DBA from the High Institute of Management and Planning in Algiers, Algeria. He has also participated in various research programs with the Aix-Marseille School of Economics in France, maintaining a strong connection with the latest technical updates in corporate finance.

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