Italy: Review of Issues and Policies [electronic resource] /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.Committee on Tourism.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2011.
This report sets out the main analysis and recommendations of the tourism policy review of Italy. It  assesses the current state of tourism performance in Italy, its framework conditions and business environment, the existing set of tourism policies and programmes, especially in the area of statistics, promotion and education and training.  The report presents a series of policy recommendations intended to support policy and programme development in Italy in order to develop and strengthen further the tourism sector and to provide inspiration to policy makers in other countries faced with similar challenges.  The report includes international learning models from  the United Kingdom, Canada, Spain and Switzerland.
Tourism policy, organisation and governance in Italy -- Annex 2.A1. International learning models: Policy, organisation and governance -- Tourism intelligence and statistics in Italy -- Annex 3.A1. International learning models: Tourism intelligence and statistics -- Attractiveness and promotion of Italy as a tourism destination -- Annex 5.A1. International learning models: Education and training -- Education and training for tourism in Italy -- Annex 4.A1. International learning models: Attractiveness and promotion -- Foreword -- Basic statistics of Italy, 2010 -- Executive Summary -- Profile and performance of tourism in Italy.
This report sets out the main analysis and recommendations of the tourism policy review of Italy. It  assesses the current state of tourism performance in Italy, its framework conditions and business environment, the existing set of tourism policies and programmes, especially in the area of statistics, promotion and education and training.  The report presents a series of policy recommendations intended to support policy and programme development in Italy in order to develop and strengthen further the tourism sector and to provide inspiration to policy makers in other countries faced with similar challenges.  The report includes international learning models from  the United Kingdom, Canada, Spain and Switzerland.
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