  The website network of a tourism destination is examined. Network theoretic
metrics are used to gauge the static and dynamic characteristics of the
webspace. The topology of the network is found partly similar to the one
exhibited by similar systems. However, some differences are found, mainly due
to the relatively poor connectivity and clusterisation of the network.
  These results are interpreted by considering the formation mechanisms and the
connotation of the linkages between websites. Clustering and assortativity
coefficients are proposed as quantitative estimations of the degree of
collaboration and cooperation among destination stakeholders.
