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The New Configurations of Labour in the Tourism Sector: Is Entrepreneurship a Choice?,s to visitors, regarding both accommodations and tours, drawing on evaluations as a tool for recommendation and exposure. Even though this is not systematic, this platform economy is often associated with the rise of the self-employed micro-entrepreneur status. Our research focuses on the ways in wh

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The Recruitment Process in a Multinational Travel Company,ation operating in the field of tourism. Because it brings face to face representatives of an institution, in a broad sense, and candidates, the job interview represents an unequal situation that tests both the legitimacy of the institution as an interrogator, and the belief of the candidates in the

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A (Touristic) Policy Without a Ministry? A Research Note on the Effects of Training Aid During the ed by this total (health, economic and logistical) crisis. Drawing on examples of touristic intelligence displayed after the 9–11 attacks, the H1N1 virus and the economic crisis of 2008–2009, institutional actors have been looking for new models, different working methods, while praising the sector

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Making It Through the Tourist Season: Summer Work in Seaside Resorts,metimes very dense hours and a significant turnover? In support of a qualitative survey conducted in Vendée, the results allow us to specify the specifics of seasonal work, to draw up differents social conditions and to explain the representations that seasonal workers make of their respective situations.