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Sérgio Guerreiro, Isabel Morgado dos Santos and Maria Pacheco

January 27, 2023

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Zona de Impacto: From post-covid recovery to tha lack of human resources, what changed in tourism?

This episode touches on the 'motor' of the Portuguese economy, tourism. This economic activity went through 'gloomy' days during the pandemic and lost many human resources. NovaSBE's professor Sérgio Guerreiro and the students Isabel Morgado dos Santos and Maria Pacheco analyzed the topic in a conversation with Expresso.

You can listen to the sixth episode of Expresso & NovaSBE's podcast "Zona de Impacto" here. It is in portuguese.

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