Fonte: Cuadernos de Turismo; No. 34 (2014): Julio - Diciembre; 251-264
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Resumo: Supply chain management in tourism requires an analysis of all companies involved in the production, distribution and marketing of tourist products. In this sense, an input-output model is made to study the direct and indirect relationships among its members. The results show the need of balance between direct and intermediated sales, and how individual strategies may impair the benefits of the whole. Additionally, although the producers are the most important actors in terms of turnover, intermediaries are the key enterprises of the supply network considering jointly the effects of buy and sale.
