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Carvalho, L. & Paiva, I. (2020). Sustainability reporting in hospitality sector. In Luisa Cagica Carvalho, Lurdes Calisto, Nuno Gustavo (Ed.), Strategic business models to support demand, supply, and destination management in the tourism and hospitality industry. (pp. 150-163).

L. C. Carvalho and I. C. Paiva,  "Sustainability reporting in hospitality sector", in Strategic business models to support demand, supply, and destination management in the tourism and hospitality industry, Luisa Cagica Carvalho, Lurdes Calisto, Nuno Gustavo, Ed., 2020, pp. 150-163

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AB  - Students seldom contemplate the importance of sustainability in family businesses. Indeed, the economic
dimension of sustainability using performance statements remains a neglected field of study. The case
of a Spain family firm in the tourism sector, Meliá Hotels International, is used to introduce students
to sustainability analyses through the study of the company’s sustainability information. This provides
instructors with an opportunity to discuss the actual financial state of the company and how to improve
some indicators, as well as to present an overview of the long-term sustainability of a family business.
A qualitative methodology is used based on the documental analysis of sustainability reporting and information
collected from the company’s website and the media. This chapter present a case that can be
used in management and accounting classes at both the bachelor and master levels. It is an important
topic for users of financial information, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders concerned with these issues.
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