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Papers by Margarita Dritsas

Research paper thumbnail of Tourism during Economic and Political Crisis in Greece. 19th – 20th Centuries
Margarita Dritsas (2013): ‘Tourism during Economic and Political Crisis in Greece. 19th – 20th Ce... moreMargarita Dritsas (2013): ‘Tourism during Economic and Political Crisis in Greece. 19th – 20th Centuries’, in Margarita Dritsas (ed.) Tourism and Crisis in Europe XIX-XXI centuries. Hitorical, National, Business History Perspectives.pp.82-95.
Research paper thumbnail of Perceptions of Greece in the 19 th century by Foreign Visitors' and Bondholders
Paper presented at the Fourth European Congressof World and lo!al HistorySession: Greece and it... morePaper presented at the Fourth European Congressof World and lo!al History
Session: Greece and its Foreign Relationshipsin the 19th century
Date: 5th September 2014
Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris

Other by Margarita Dritsas

Research paper thumbnail of The Advent of the Tourist Industry in Greece during the Twentieth Century
Margarita Dritsas (1998): "The Advent of the Tourist Industry in Greece during the Twentieth Cent... moreMargarita Dritsas (1998): "The Advent of the Tourist Industry in Greece during the Twentieth Century" in Franco Amatori, G. Jones, A. Colli, Deindustrialization and  Reindustrialization in 20th Century Europe, Franco Angeli. Milano, pp.181-201.
Source: Compiled from the National Tourist Guide book, Athens, 1933.
Greek Balance of Payments (1929-1932) %
Pre-W W II International Tourism 1930-1937
Emigration to the USA
*A lthough there is an increase in foreign exchange receipts, the contribution of tourism is reduced because emigration was growing. Since unemployment was a chronic structural problem of the Greek economy emigration functioned as a safety valve. In 1956, emigration was covering 71% of the natural demographic growth of the working population.°*” Tourism revenues and the share in GDP is based on official figures. However, it should be noted that local consumption is not taken into account, nor other types of inputs. Real contribution is, therefore, considerably higher. Indicators for pre- and post-war Greek tourism Table V
Research paper thumbnail of Tourism during Economic and Political Crisis in Greece. 19th – 20th Centuries
Margarita Dritsas (2013): ‘Tourism during Economic and Political Crisis in Greece. 19th – 20th Ce... moreMargarita Dritsas (2013): ‘Tourism during Economic and Political Crisis in Greece. 19th – 20th Centuries’, in Margarita Dritsas (ed.) Tourism and Crisis in Europe XIX-XXI centuries. Hitorical, National, Business History Perspectives.pp.82-95.
Research paper thumbnail of Perceptions of Greece in the 19 th century by Foreign Visitors' and Bondholders
Paper presented at the Fourth European Congressof World and lo!al HistorySession: Greece and it... morePaper presented at the Fourth European Congressof World and lo!al History
Session: Greece and its Foreign Relationshipsin the 19th century
Date: 5th September 2014
Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris
Research paper thumbnail of The Advent of the Tourist Industry in Greece during the Twentieth Century
Margarita Dritsas (1998): "The Advent of the Tourist Industry in Greece during the Twentieth Cent... moreMargarita Dritsas (1998): "The Advent of the Tourist Industry in Greece during the Twentieth Century" in Franco Amatori, G. Jones, A. Colli, Deindustrialization and  Reindustrialization in 20th Century Europe, Franco Angeli. Milano, pp.181-201.
Source: Compiled from the National Tourist Guide book, Athens, 1933.
Greek Balance of Payments (1929-1932) %
Pre-W W II International Tourism 1930-1937
Emigration to the USA
*A lthough there is an increase in foreign exchange receipts, the contribution of tourism is reduced because emigration was growing. Since unemployment was a chronic structural problem of the Greek economy emigration functioned as a safety valve. In 1956, emigration was covering 71% of the natural demographic growth of the working population.°*” Tourism revenues and the share in GDP is based on official figures. However, it should be noted that local consumption is not taken into account, nor other types of inputs. Real contribution is, therefore, considerably higher. Indicators for pre- and post-war Greek tourism Table V

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