The book "Quantitative Methods in Tourism Economics" offers a comprehensive analysis of the tourism economy, taking into account various disciplines such as sociology, psychology, organizational theory, and ecology. It highlights the complex dynamics of the tourism industry and its impacts on society, including cultural heritage and sustainable quality of life. The authors Álvaro Matias, Manuela Sarmento, and Peter Nijkamp present a variety of quantitative and analytical studies in this specialized book that address supply, demand, and the contextual factors of modern tourism. The blend of theoretical approaches, methodological considerations, policy implications, and case studies from different regions of the world makes this work a valuable resource for researchers and decision-makers in the field of tourism.