The European Master (Laurea Magistrale) in Tourism Economics and Management (TEaM) is a two- year postgraduate degree which is equivalent to an . or . The TEaM programme aims at preparing managers and professionals able to tackle the global challenges of contemporary touri- sm: being, at the same time, engine of economic growth, key-player of sustainable development, and promoter of the cultural heritage. The supply of tourism services, even in the complexity of global competition, pivots around three specific factors: natural, cultural, and organizational resources. The TEaM brings these features at the core of its educational mission. The sustainable management of natural resources.
