few days ago I wrote a post in which he said that when the English GDP decompose I get to mourn: a significant percentage of that corresponds to areas which are very touched. The low productivity of many sectors is more than worrisome.
Those who follow me in this blog or put up with me in the classroom know they spent years warning about that comes up in the tourism sector. Today we know that in the last month (February) have lost 16% of tourists compared to the same month in 2008.
have not been slow to come out who argue that it is somewhat cyclical because of the crisis (of course, between this, the responsible minister.) It is true that the countries of origin (which we send tourists in droves) are going through a tough time (eg the British), but this can not become the tree that does not stop see the forest.
In recent years Spain has become a destination of flip-flops and beach bars. The appearance of the first row of some of our destinations is regrettable apartments cardboard, paper tablecloth restaurants and fried food, hotels anchored in the mists of time, beaches overbooked ... In some places it has popularized the infamous "all- including "guiris flocks arrive on charter flights, they put on a bus and take them to a hotel where they put a purple bracelet and livestock and have for seven days and seven nights all Cruzcampo your body is capable assimilate, frozen pies, to make gazpacho with straw and seafood paella that the mussel is the only protagonist. Of course, tourists, Cruzcampo in hand, do not leave the pool and consequently the consumption in restaurants, nightclubs, ice cream parlors, gift shops and other businesses many of the area are not seen any of the sons of Britain who are While visiting the old skin of a bull (older and cumbersome than ever).
Meanwhile, our competitors have learned to make the "o" with a joint and tour operators that move the cattle from Central chill winds in search of warmer focus their eyes (and wallets) in Turkey, Crocacia, Bulgaria, Tunisia Morocco and other countries with which, cost, it is very difficult to compete, even replacing the chop steak and hake halibut.
Tourism in this country in urgent need of redefinition, differentiation versus the imitation, innovation in search of value.
Meanwhile, we witness the decline of visitors (from the UK by 22% so far this year, in Germany 11.1% less, in France 13.5%. Just up the numbers of "tourists" from South and Central America (up 34.7%)
Enrique de la Rica, School of Business ESEUNE (http://www.eseune.edu) Evolutionary Blog (http://eseune.blogspot.com) 
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