The most recent examples include, inter alia, studies analysing the skills needed for ensuring accessibility of tourism destinations and mapping the gap between skills required by the labour market and those provided by member states’ education systems, a pilot series of webinars to enhance the skills of tourism entrepreneurs in the area of digital marketing, services provided by the European Enterprise Network, multilingual classification of European Skills, Competencies, Qualifications and Occupations (Box 16), and the European skills passport for the tourism sector (Box 28). This section has sought to bring statistical evidence to support the discussion. However, available employment data for tourism is limited and national labour force statistics do not capture the micro-level reality of the sector.