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This article focuses on the establishment of a more socially just economic model in the Canary Islands, including perspectives on the local tourism sector.

This European Union study investigates unsustainable financing in the blue economy. It characterises unsustainable financial practices in the blue economy, explores the reasons for their persistence and puts forward recommendations to steer investments towards sustainability.

This EU study increases awareness and transparency of unsustainable financing in the blue economy. It characterises unsustainable financial practices in the blue economy, explores the reasons for their persistence and puts forward recommendations to steer investments towards sustainability. Case studies include Cayman Islands, China, South Korea, Japan, New Zealand, Belize, Albania, Montenegro, Mozambique, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, Senegal, Vietnam, Thailand, Belgium, Netherlands, US, and EU.

The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries is supporting a shift in finance away from unsustainable marine and maritime activities, towards investments in a sustainable blue economy and in support of the EU Green Deal and Recovery Plan for Europe. This study contributes to this initiative by increasing the awareness and transparency of unsustainable financing in the blue economy.

This BREA report summarizes an analysis of cruise-related expenditure and subsequent impact on the economics of the participating coastal destinations.

This report gives an overview of socioeconomic aspects and other management issues when linking maritime and underwater cultural heritage with other Blue Economy sectors.

This BREA report provides specific destination analyses of cruise-related expenditure and subsequent impact on the economics of the participating coastal destinations.

O Webinar Economia circular no alojamento turístico, o qual abordará o tema da economia circular no alojamento turístico e a importância da sua adaptação a modelos de negócio mais alinhados com os princípios da redução, reutilização, recuperação e reciclagem de materiais e energia.

The white paper offers a synopsis of the current landscape of tourism taxation and insight into the regulatory and regenerative motivations behind the design and governance of taxes. The paper also elaborates what role taxes might play in shaping a future of more sustainable tourism and more resilient destinations able to withstand future shocks.

This study examines the potential and mechanisms for the tourism sector – as a downstream beneficiary of watershed services – to provide support to the upstream watershed management practices that maintain these services.