COVID-19 e turismo: danos reputacionais e efeitos da pandemia nos planos de férias e viagens

Brito-Henriques, Eduardo; Boavida-Portugal, Inês; Arrobas, Fernando

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“…Sönmez et al (2019) show that travel networks work as channels for disease proliferation through increased contact caused by rising Boletín de la Asociación de Geógrafos Españoles, (91) population mobility and can affect tourists that come into contact with pathogens in their destinations, and, similarly, tourism destination residents can be put at risk by exposure to tourists. This has been the pattern in the COVID-19 pandemic, where, indeed, tourism has not only been hit by the consequences but has also been one of the causes (Brito, 2020), having played a key role in its propagation (Iaquinto, 2020). For this reason, mobility and travel have been restricted.…”

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“…For this reason, robust strategies in tourism are required to fight against climate change (Kietävainen & Tuulentie, 2013;Prideaux et al, 2020). A number of authors suggest this challenge reflects the need to advance towards a decrease in tourism as an alternative approach to achieve sustainability (Alpestana, 2020;Andriotis, 2018;Mansilla & Milano, 2018;Sharpley, 2020), as there is ample evidence showing that continuing with a model that prioritises growth is simply unsustainable (Brito, 2020). Thus, cities' economic dependence on tourism monoculture, the negative impacts of overtourism and the challenge of climate change in the Anthropocene emerged as key problems in urban cultural tourism.…”

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“…Thus, cities' economic dependence on tourism monoculture, the negative impacts of overtourism and the challenge of climate change in the Anthropocene emerged as key problems in urban cultural tourism. The forced halt caused by where the scenario has shifted from overtourism to no tourism (Corbisiero & La Rocca, 2020), is a unique opportunity to create an alternative model (Ateljevic, 2020;Brouder, 2020;Brito, 2020;Higgins-Desbiolles, 2020;Ioannides & Gyimothy, 2020). This exceptional circumstance represents a significant challenge for the global community and, specifically, for the tourism industry (UNWTO, 2020b).…”

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“…The COVID-19 health crisis should inspire the sustainable relaunch of urban cultural tourism, driving proposals and better decisions for the future and avoiding the repetition of past mistakes (Pepe & Perococo, 2020). This fork in the road (Brito, 2020) may be an opportunity to tackle the phenomenon of overtourism (Montanari, 2020) in tourist-historic cities (Ashworth & Tundbridge, 1990).…”

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“…COVID-19 has swiftly become a source of academic study in the social sciences (Baldwin & Weder, 2020;Crítica Urbana, 2020;Finisterra, 2020;Florida et al, 2020;Geopolítica(s), 2020;Harlem & Lynn, 2020;Reuschke & Felstead, 2020;Ryu et al, 2020;TeMa, special issue 2020;1 Zazo & Álvarez, 2020;Zusman et al, 2020;BAGE, special issue, 2021 2 ). As a sector especially affected by the consequences of the pandemic, works dealing with the issue soon began to appear in the tourism literature (Alpestana, 2020;Ateljevic, 2020;Bakar & Rosbi, 2020;Bauzá & Melgosa, 2020;Brito, 2020;Brouder, 2020;Carvalho, 2020;Castello, 2020;Corbisiero & La Rocca, 2020;Davies, 2020;Fletcher et al, 2020;Flew & Kirkwood, 2020;Gössling et al, 2020;Gretzel et al, 2020;Guerra, 2020;Hall et al, 2020;Haywood, 2020;Higgins-Desbiolles, 2020;Iaquinto, 2020;Ioannides & Gyimothy, 2020;Jones & Comfort, 2020;Lapointe, 2020;Menchero, 2020;Montanari, 2020;Murray & Cañada, 2020;Pascoal et al, 2020;Pepe & Percoco, 2020;Pimentel, 2020;Prideaux et al, 2020;…”

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Cultural tourism in cities post-COVID-19: a perspective and proposals for an alternative model

Gómez

2021

BAGE

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El turismo cultural urbano tras la pandemia de la COVID-19: una perspectiva y propuestas de un modelo alternativo El turismo era una máquina en continuo crecimiento hasta su paralización con la pandemia de la COVID-19. En las ciudades, se incrementaban sus impactos negativos y había situaciones de sobreturismo. La pandemia es un momento disruptivo y excepcional. Es una ocasión para abandonar el camino hacia la insostenibilidad. Este artículo es un análisis turístico crítico donde se plantea cuál es la perspectiva pospandémica del turismo cultural urbano con una visión alejada de la búsqueda del lucro como fin último. El objetivo principal es plantear propuestas de un modelo alternativo y sostenible. Es un trabajo teórico que recurre a la revisión literaria de 180 obras científicas. De manera complementaria, se accede a las informaciones de los medios y se realiza una observación de la realidad, con trabajo de campo. Se propone una limitación de los visitantes y una mejora en la calidad mediante visitas guiadas, rutas turísticas, turismo experiencial y turismo virtualizado. Y se plantea una nueva gobernanza turística centralizada y una regulación de los agentes privados. Se considera que el artículo es de interés para los responsables públicos del turismo en las ciudades.

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Cultural tourism in cities post-COVID-19: a perspective and proposals for an alternative model

Gómez

2021

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Tourists’ Behaviour in a Post-pandemic Context: The Consumption Variables—A Meta-Analysis

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Seabra

2022

Advances in Tourism, Technology and Systems

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Thermalism in Portugal: corporate response to the COVID-19 pandemic – Strategy, Safety, Human Resources and marketing approach

Oliveira¹,

Nogueira²,

Marques³

2022

NTQR

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Framework: Health tourism is currently one of the fastest growing forms of tourism. In Portugal, the “Tourism Strategy 2027” highlighted thermal activity as a means of economic development in the country's regions. On March 11, 2020, WHO declared a covid-19 pandemic. In Portugal, all thermal establishments took the initiative to suspend activity. After the lockdown period the units had to adapt to restart following the guidelines of the health authorities. Goals This study aims to emphasize the spa health tourism sector in Portugal in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, analyze consumer behavior, and suggest future research on the topic. Paper organization: We present qualitative research, through content analysis using WebQDA software and a bibliometric analysis of co-occurrence of keywords in the thermal field, using the VOSviewer software. The analysis was conducted considering public statements from representatives of 21 units in mainland Portugal, published in the media, as of March 2020. Results: The analyses point to a high appreciated value by the customers to the item safety and to the aesthetic and medicinal treatments. There were no differences in behavior between public and private entities. All regions in mainland Portugal behaved the same way in terms of compliance with the health organization's guidelines, seeking to give the customer more safety and confidence. The training and actions of the human resources were essential to adapt the spas to guarantee strict safety and hygiene rules, as well as the respect for physical distance. In terms of marketing and innovation, the biggest references from the clients are at the product level. Final considerations: The current context of the Covid-19 pandemic favors the use of spas for their curative aspect related to lung problems, post-disease. There are several opportunities for hydrotherapy and research associated with the sector. It is important to draw new lines connected to its potential role in accelerating healing and prevention of coronavirus.

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COVID-19 e turismo: danos reputacionais e efeitos da pandemia nos planos de férias e viagens

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Cultural tourism in cities post-COVID-19: a perspective and proposals for an alternative model

Cultural tourism in cities post-COVID-19: a perspective and proposals for an alternative model

Tourists’ Behaviour in a Post-pandemic Context: The Consumption Variables—A Meta-Analysis

Thermalism in Portugal: corporate response to the COVID-19 pandemic – Strategy, Safety, Human Resources and marketing approach

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