In the media | 25 Jul 2022

Financial Times: Europe’s stretched tourist workforce struggles to meet surge in demand

European cities - Rome

Tourism Economics provides an overview of how European tourism is impacting employment levels.

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CBS NEWS: Why inflation in one battleground state could sway the election

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