Author: Tomasz Napierała

Multilanguage online session 3

Chair persons:

  • Filipa Perdigão

Description:

Multilanguage Online Sessions are organised by CiTUR Centre for Tourism Research, Development and Innovation. If any questions, do not hesitate to approach chair persons directly by email: fperdig@ualg.pt or marialopez@estg.ipvc.pt.

Presentations:

  1. The contributions of creative tourism for regional tourism development (Ana Ferreira, Daniela Carina Ramos Amorim, José Luis Jiménez Caballero) | Portuguese
  2. Why participate in tourist routes? A Brazilian experience (Daniele Rodrigues, Amanda Souza, Ana Claudia Padilha, Erlaine Binotto, João Paulo Jorge, Dores Grechi) | Portuguese
  3. Rail tourism as an enabler of sustainable communities (SDG 11) and the reduction of inequalities (SDG10) (Eunice Duarte, José Carlos Barbosa, João Caldeira Heitor, Eunice Lopes) | Portuguese
  4. Measurement of the tourist experience: Óbidos medieval market event – Portugal (Ricardo Pedras Ribeiro, Maria Pilar Moreno Pacheco, António Sérgio Araújo de Almeida) | Portuguese
  5. Debate

Multilanguage online session 2

Chair persons:

  • María Carmen López

Description:

Multilanguage Online Sessions are organised by CiTUR Centre for Tourism Research, Development and Innovation. If any questions, do not hesitate to approach chair persons directly by email: fperdig@ualg.pt or marialopez@estg.ipvc.pt.

Presentations:

  1. Accessibility, mobility, and seniors’ satisfaction: lessons from a portfolio of events (António Almeida) | Portuguese
  2. Accessible, inclusive and adapted tourism in thermalism: Opportunities and challenges (Adriano Costa, Joaquim Antunes, Gonçalo Fernandes) | Portuguese
  3. Digitalization and innovation in tourism: A comparative study by generations (Diana Menezes, Bruno Sousa, Alexandra Malheiro) | Portuguese
  4. Certification of territorial heritage in olive tourism: A Brazilian case (Thais Simionato, Ana Claudia Padilha, Debora Hoff, Erlaine Binotto, João Paulo Jorge, Dores Grechi) | Portuguese
  5. Debate

16. Internet and communication technologies in tourism studies

Chair persons:

  • Maciej Adamiak | On-site
  • Tomasz Napierała | On-site

Description:

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Presentations:

  1. GIS to support a more successful sustainable tourism indicator system? A theoretical, practical and a comparative analysis (Fiona McKenna, James Hanrahan) | On-site
  2. Visit Portugal during #COVID-19: Crisis communications and destination image repair (Mariana Casal-Ribeiro, Rita Peres, Inês Baovida-Portugal) | Online
  3. Urban cultural heritage in the digital space (Urszula Tłuczkiewicz, Patryk Brambert, Iwona Kiniorska) | Online
  4. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the functioning of tourist short-term rental platforms in Polish cities (Karolina Kacprzak, Joanna Kowalczyk-Anioł, Ewa Szafrańska) | On-site
  5. Social media Flickr in tourism research: A content and bibliometric analysis (Márcio Martins, Estela Martins) | On-site
  6. Visitors’ intra-attraction space-time behaviour: A content and bibliometric analysis (Márcio Martins, Isabel Rodrigues, Elsa Esteves) | On-site
  7. Smart web platform for monitoring sustainable tourism (Candida Silva, Bruno Barbosa Sousa, Fernando Perna, Goretti Silva, Susana Lima, Aida Carvalho, Carlos Fernandes, Eugénia Devile, Gorete Dinis, Maria Alexandra Malheiro, Maria João Custódio, Maria López) | On-site

1B. Recovering tourism financial sustainability

Chair persons:

  • Luís Lima Santos | On-site
  • Conceição Gomes | Online

Description:

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Presentations:

  1. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the activities of tourism information centres. The case of Lithuania (Viktorija Baranauskiene, Gintare Pociute-Sereikiene, Edis Kriauciunas) | Online
  2. Restaurants’ solvency during COVID-19: The Portuguese case (Filipa Campos, Cátia Malheiros, Conceição Gomes, Luís Lima Santos) | Online
  3. Pricing in the restaurant industry: A bibliometric analysis (Cátia Malheiros, Filipa Campos, Conceição Gomes, Luís Lima Santos) | On-site
  4. The acceptance of active tourism companies to the introduction of an ecological tax in a nature tourism destination (Jorge Soares) | Online
  5. Lifestyle migrant entrepreneurism and the sustainable development of tourism and rural areas in the Algarve (Kate Torkington, Filipa Perdigão Ribeiro, Sandra Rebelo, Susana Conceição) | Online
  6. Sustainable tourism: A literature review (Isabel Loureiro, Vânia Costa, Alexandra Malheiro) | Online

6. Tourism and outdoor sports recreation

Chair persons:

  • Fernando Perna | On-site

Description:

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Presentations:

  1. Contemporary problems and directions of development of ski resorts in Poland in the context of the idea of sustainable development (Kinga Krzesiwo) | On-site
  2. Overtourism and sustainability in Polish tourist areas: Causes – characteristics – social resonance (Piotr Majdak) | On-site
  3. Visiting destinations through motivation to participate in sport events: Post-pandemic changes and impacts on destination image (Fernando Perna, Maria João Custódio, Elsa Pereira) | On-site
  4. Environmentally friendly behaviors of bicycle tourists (Levent Soyalp) | On-site

14. Current challenges of education in tourism and hospitality

Chair persons:

  • Goretti Silva | On-site
  • Justyna Mokras-Grabowska | On-site

Description:

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Presentations:

  1. How does higher education prepare tourism students to work with technologies? (Ana Elisa Sousa, Sónia Pais) | Online
  2. Determining environmental attitudes of tourist guide candidates (Sevda Birdir, Gizem Derinalp, Kemal Birdir) | Online
  3. Foreign language learning in tourism degree courses: An analysis of the offer in Portuguese higher education (Ana Pires, Laura Chagas, Paula Cardoso) | Online
  4. ‘Sustainable Tourism’ – Curriculum, aims and objectives of a new course of studies at the University of Lodz, Poland (Justyna Mokras-Grabowska, Aleksandra Mroczek-Żulicka) | On-site
  5. Entrepreneurship education in tourism – a systematic literature review (Marcin Olszewski) | On-site
  6. Cooperative learning as a platform for development of soft skills in the tourism context (Goretti Silva, Mariana Oliveira, Alexandra Correia) | On-site

8. The potential of European regions for the sustainable development of cultural tourism

Chair persons:

  • Krzysztof Janc | On-site

Description:

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Presentations:

  1. The Glocal and the UNESCO World Heritage Sites criteria for awarding and continuing recognition: An analysis of the Portuguese case (Eunice Duarte, João Paulo Jorge, Dulcineia Ramos) | Online
  2. Tourism and cross-border cooperation: the case of Iberian Eurocities (Ana Sofia Duque, Paulo Carvalho) | Online
  3. Sustainable development of cultural tourism: Spycimierz case study – methods, research results, good practices and recommendations (Bogdan Włodarczyk, Marzena Makowska-Iskierka, Michał Duda, Jolanta Wojciechowska, Jolanta Latosińska, Beata Krakowiak) | On-site
  4. Co-creation in museums: A tourist attraction approach (Anabela Monteiro, Gabriela Silva Marques, Sara Rodrigues de Sousa) | On-site
  5. Architourism to Polish and Spanish cities, an auto-ethnography (Peter Nientied) | On-site
  6. A cultural heritage city on the path to sustainability: Current opportunities and threats for Český Krumlov (Markéta Novotná, Josef Kunc) | On-site
  7. Monitoring sustainable tourism at the regional level: Inputs from the northern region of Portugal (Fernando Perna, Susana Lima, Candida Silva, Bruno Barbosa Sousa, Goretti, Silva, Eugénia Devile, Aida Carvalho, Carlos Fernandes, Susana Silva, Gorete Dinis, Maria Alexandra Malheiro, Maria João Custódio, Maria López) | On-site
  8. Cultural tourism and stakeholders’ cooperation in peripheral areas: The case study of the Valley of Palaces and Gardens, Poland (Małgorzata Pstrocka-Rak, Sylwia Dołzbłasz, Anna Grochowska) | On-site

1A. Recovering tourism financial sustainability

Chair persons:

  • Luís Lima Santos | On-site

Description:

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Presentations:

  1. Events as transformational experience (Krzysztof Celuch) | On-site
  2. A sustainable approach to the financial recovery of the hotel sector: Insights from Portugal (José Fernandes, Kelly Maguire, Luís Lima Santos) | On-site
  3. Rethinking the tourist satisfaction at destination level through importance-performance analysis: Evidence from Madeira Island (Mara Franco, António Almeida, Rui Castanho) | On-site
  4. Diagnosis of sustainability in Portuguese tourism SMEs (Maria Carmen Pardo, Goretti Silva, Mariana Oliveira) | On-site
  5. Tourism business and COVID-19 pandemic in Lithuania: Challenges, adaptation, opportunities (Gintare Pociute-Sereikiene, Viktorija Baranauskienė, Edis Kriaučiūnas) | On-site
  6. Political instability and tourism sector resilience: The case of Ukraine (Łukasz Quirini-Popławski, Natalia Tomczewska-Popowycz, Sławomir Dorocki) | On-site
  7. Liquidity or profitability: What is the goal in Portuguese restaurants? (Ana Ramires, Ana Lucas, Paulo Marques) | On-site
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