Paralleling the economic situation described above, tourism in Spain has been increasing since2010 as a consequence of the Arab Spring that began on December of 2010 in Tunisia and rapidlyspread to other Arab countries in the region. The United Nations World Tourism Organisation(United Nations World Tourism Organisation, 2013) does not share this point of view and asserts thatthe rise in tourism in Spain beyond the regional average (i.e., the Mediterranean area) is due to internalimprovements, such as the modernisation of supply, human resource training, quality improvementsand improvements in marketing and promotion. This new situation, together with moreoptimistic economic forecasts (International Monetary Fund, 2013), has fed the idea that tourismcould substitute for weakened domestic demand and revitalise the economy
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