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The purpose of this article is to analyse he promotion of international tourism as a development strategy for the low -and middle- income economies. The first aim is to provide a critical exploration of the existing literature about the relation between tourism and economic development.

In the digital economy and the knowledge society, the knowledge and the standing learning have been converted in the base of the human existence. The information and communication technologies are combined and interrelated with the training for the construction of a global society of learning.

The apparition and consolidation of a new economy, whose material base are the information and communication technologies, has important consequences over the global development. The international empirical evidence shows a growing inequality and social exclusion that live together with this extraordinary process of technological innovation and economic dynamism.

In the globalising learning economy the organizational and institutional changes are essential for the economic development. This paper analyses, from a wide and systematic view, the role of the social capital as an improving factor of economic growth and development.