Towards Smart Creative Tourism

Uma Avaliação sobre o Turismo Criativo

“…Esta integração facilita a interatividade e a co-criação de experiências culturais, marcando a transição do turismo cultural tradicional para um modelo mais integrado e interativo de turismo criativo. Essas dinâmicas são fundamentais para melhorar a competitividade dos destinos turísticos e para a regeneração urbana (Trinchini;Spyriadis, 2019).…”

“…O desenvolvimento de produtos de turismo criativo também deve considerar a sustentabilidade e a capacidade de adaptação às mudanças globais, como a digitalização e as novas demandas dos turistas pós-pandemia. A integração de tecnologias inteligentes no turismo criativo pode ampliar a experiência do visitante, proporcionando novas maneiras de explorar e interagir com o patrimônio cultural (Trinchini;Spyriadis, 2019). valor e potencial para transformar destinos.…”

Cultural Heritage in Smart City Environments: The Update

“…Nevertheless, smart cities -still today-represent a concept that is under evolvement, largely focusing on the 'modernist' aspects of development, failing to address the cultural and historical aspects of the city and to assign new meanings to people and places (Allam and Newman 2018). In general lines, a static approach to heritage and culture is adopted in contemporary innovation strategies, neglecting the potential of advanced Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools to render citizens and visitors as equal co-creators and co-consumers of cultural experiences (Trinchini and Spyriadis 2019). Moreover, most smart city initiatives do not take advantage of the multiple synergies that could emerge from the integration of different urban development objectives (Cowley, Joss, and Dayot 2018), for example sound and sustainable transport management with cultural promotion; a better mapping, representation and information of cultural heritage sites for better informed urban planning and attraction of tourism investment; or the adaptation to climate change and rising sea levels in major historical sites.…”

“…Moreover, most smart city initiatives do not take advantage of the multiple synergies that could emerge from the integration of different urban development objectives (Cowley, Joss, and Dayot 2018), for example sound and sustainable transport management with cultural promotion; a better mapping, representation and information of cultural heritage sites for better informed urban planning and attraction of tourism investment; or the adaptation to climate change and rising sea levels in major historical sites. The above are accompanies by a limited understanding of the impacts of smart city technologies on culture and cultural industries (Trinchini and Spyriadis 2019).…”

“…From the side of cultural heritage management, another range of shortcomings is identified. Academic publications, to begin with, mostly present standalone smart city applications that promote cultural heritage and creative attractions (Trinchini and Spyriadis 2019). For example, Piccialli and Chianese (2018) edited a special issue devoted to the use of specific technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) to develop immersive and pervasive solutions in cultural environments.…”