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Chapter and Conference Paper
Digital Nomads: Who They Are and What They Want from the Destinations?
Although digital nomadism is already an old concept, its visibility has recently become popular, and there are still very few scientific studies developed in this area. This research offers a significant contr...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Determinants of Green Consumer Behavior in Tourism and Hotel Management Contexts: A Study Applied to the Côa Region
The present manuscript intends to analyze the determinants in the purchase decision process and the perception of the green consumer in tourist-hotel contexts in the Côa Region. Vila Nova de Foz Côa is a town ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Potential for ICT in New Museums—The Case of the Douro Museum
The relationship between the exponential growth of Cultural Tourism and the multiplication, requalification, and diversification of Museums is widely accepted. The swift evolution and proliferation of Informat...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Digital Nomadism an Opportunity for Low-Density Territories: Trás-os-Montes Lands Case
Digital nomadism is a relatively recent tourism segment associated with the generalization of information and communication technologies (ICTs), having increased notoriety and relevance with the COVID-19 pande...
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Using Virtual Reality in Museums to Bridge the Gap Between Material Heritage and the Interpretation of Its Immaterial Context
Material heritage typically has a whole set of associated immaterial heritage, which is essential to pass on to the visitor as a cultural mission of the destinations and those who manage them. In this sense, t...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Smart Technologies in Tourist Destination Marketing: A Literature Review
In the digital age in which we live, smart technologies are omnipresent no matter the industry we consider. The tourism sector challenged by constant technological and digital innovations and trying to reinven...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Tracking Techniques in the Study of Tourists’ Spatiotemporal Behavior
The knowledge of tourism consumer behavior is essential for destinations and tourism organizations to improve their offer, acting as one of the main ingredients for the development of memorable experiences. Th...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Residents’ Attitudes Toward Place Marketing and Pro-environmental Behaviors at UNESCO World Heritage Sites
In recent years, discussion on residents’ place attachment connection with World Heritage Sites (WHSs) has started to increase in tourism research. Besides tourists’ recognition and attraction of UNESCO World ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Using Data Analytics to Understand Visitors Online Search Interests: The Case of Douro Museum
Regional museums are relatively recent museum structures that emerged in the late 19th century after universal exhibitions. They are museums specifically dedicated to the representation of a given population i...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Importance of Cultural Events for the Promotion of the Territory: The Case Study of the Medieval Fair in Torre de Moncorvo
An event is an occasion, planned and organized with a specific goal, which occurs at a particular time and place, for a target audience. The multitude of factors inherent to its creation and organization lead ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Potential of Digital Marketing in the Promotion of Low-Density Territories: The Case Study of Mirandela Municipality
Information and communication technologies (ICT’S) have introduced a new form of society, the network society, with the paradigm based on digital marketing. This form of communication has constantly evolved du...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Using Data Analytics to understand visitors online search interests: the case of Côa Museum
The Internet and more specifically the World Wide Web have revolutionized the tourism industry. Visitors can now search for substantial amounts of information about the tourism destinations that they wish or p...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Potential of Tag-Based Contextualization Mechanisms to Leverage the Sale of Regional Products and Promote the Regions Through Products
In small and rural regions, where we can many times find top quality products, there is, many times, a greater difficulty in promoting their products. This difficulty begins in the nature of the companies that...
