Law 20/2013 of 9 December, on guaranteeing market unity . It is becoming 7 more and more complicated to limit the economic activity of tourism because we are moving, inexorably, towards a greater liberalization of the economy. This liberalization is motivated, to a large extent, by the need to boost an economic sector such as tourism, which provides large macroeconomic fgures, especially in times of crisis such as those we have experienced in recent decades: the crisis of the fnancial system, the economic crisis resulting from the Pandemic and the crisis resulting from the war in Ukraine, whose consequences we cannot yet fully assess. The risk, as can be perceived, is related to an uncontrolled increase in the tourist ofer, with the corresponding increase in demand, leading to situations of environmental, social and economic tension. In short, that public policies, perhaps well-intentioned, tend to promote low-quality tourism that is difcult to A comprehensive analysis of the impact of these regulations on the tourism sector can be 7 found at CORRAL SASTRE, A. (2017), La liberalización del sector turístico, ¿Hacia un modelo de turismo sostenible?, Op. Cit., pp. 151 y ss. 4
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