Dos años después de la irrupción de la COVID-19 en España, la economía española parece vislumbrar la senda de la recuperación, tal y como apuntan las últimas previsiones del Fondo Monetario Internacional.
A lo largo de la última mitad de siglo, el papel de la mujer en el mundo laboral ha evolucionado sobremanera. De acuerdo con las cifras del Instituto Nacional de Estadística, 2019 fue el año en el que la tasa de empleo femenino alcanzó el dato más elevado en la historia de España (44,78 %).
Uno de los sectores a los que más ha afectado la incertidumbre generada por el coronavirus en el último año es sin lugar a duda el del turismo y la restauración.
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