The book "Antecedents of Tourism Entrepreneurship in Developing Economies" offers a comprehensive analysis of entrepreneurial decisions in developing and emerging countries. It examines the institutional structures that shape entrepreneurial ecosystems in these economic contexts. The authors, including María Gracia García Soto, Antonia Mercedes García Cabrera, and Jeremias Dias Furtado, shed light on the under-researched aspects that are significant for both existing entrepreneurs and potential founders. The content of the book covers the impacts of regulatory, normative, and cognitive institutions on entrepreneurial motivations and innovations. Additionally, it analyzes the behavior of companies regarding knowledge and technology generation and adaptation. Another focus is on the cognitive traits that influence individual entrepreneurial motivations, whether for opportunity, necessity, or social reasons.