The economic determinants of seasonal patterns

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Tourism in the Balearic Islands: A dynamic model for international demand using panel data (2007, background): “Even when there is a problem of seasonality, it is important to note that a dynamic analysis of seasonality shows a more homogeneous distribution of tourism demand during the last years of the sample (Roselló et al., 2004).”
Seasonality in Crete: Problem or a Way of Life? (2005, background): “The tendency of tourist flows to become concentrated into relatively short periods of the year (Allcock, 1989, p 387) seems to be among the major problems faced by the tourism industry of many countries – including Greece (Drakatos, 1987; Tsitouras, 1998); Norway (Flognfeldt, 2001); Spain (Pearce, 1”
An analysis of seasonality in monthly per person tourist spending in Turkish inbound tourism from a market segmentation perspective (2007, background): “Hence, this finding may be associated with the findings of Poon (1993), Brotherton and Himmetoglu (1997), Krippendorf, (1987), Zauhar (1994) and Nadal et al. (2004) who suggested that there is a move away from traditional tourism activities in the particular period of a year.”