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Author: search.filters.author.Araujo Gómez, Raquela MaríaSubject: search.filters.subject.Turismo

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    El turismo como actividad esencial en el crecimiento económico.
    (Hospitalidad ESDAI, 2016)
    Araujo Gómez, Raquela María
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    Campus Ciudad de México
    This article reveals the importance that tourism usually has as a target element for a country's economic growth from its key indicators, such as international tourist arrivals and foreign exchange income from tourism, in particular for Mexico, representing an important part of the income that impact on the national GDP in addition to its contribution to the generation of direct and indirect employment. The comparison with other countries that have different economic development levels make see Mexico as an attractive country which climbs the world rankings in both indicators. The composition of the tourist activities in Mexico as well as the participation of each of them in the tourism GDP show a constant growth trend which favors employment generation in this sector with a share of 8.3% of the total number of people employed nationwide. It is important to make Mexico raise its competitiveness and give a new direction to this sector through infrastructure development and investment that favor sustainability in the sector to ensure a balance between economic development and environmental impact
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    Revenue Management en la Industria de la Hospitalidad
    (Hospitalidad ESDAI, 2014)
    Araujo Gómez, Raquela María
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    Campus Ciudad de México
    This article discloses the importance of measurement through Revenue management key indicators in hotels, obtained through knowledge of supply, demand and income from room sales within the industry. These indicators provide more and better elements for decision making regarding pricing, forecasting, knowledge of the competition, geographic and non-geographic hierarchy, benchmarking and understanding and interpreting the required reports of relevant sector information. The above mentioned factors allow determining that measurement for better decision making is not based on subjective factors, or due to a specific location, but due to objective measurable factors, which help to achieve better results in the establishment of rates, policies, special offers and predictions that help to better the position of hotels within tourist industry.