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From city to tourist destination... A literature review on the networking model
Leão, Maria Teresa; Brandão, FilipaThrough the analysis and discussion of the literature, this article highlights the set of challenges inherent in adopting a networking management model in urban tourist destinations. In a globally competitive and unstable context, it is important to achieve economies of scale and the complementarities resulting from the involvement of different actors working in a given territory. With this in mind, the aim is ...
Universities and touristic destinations: Salamanca, Coimbra and Santiago de Com...
Leão, Maria TeresaEuropean universities are university recognized by both their relevant and responsible functions and, in most cases, by significant cultural heritage that assume the form of elements as museums, buildings, libraries and collections. Through studying three university cases within the Iberia Peninsula, we seek to understand the value that such buildings undertake in favour of the city's tourism. The confrontation...
The Semiotics Systems of Culture: Oporto University as a Semiosphere
Leão, Maria TeresaHeritage, stated by historic centers, museums and monuments, bestow Porto as a prominent place for tourism. The U.P. (University of Porto) holds remarkable sights, bibliographic and cultural heritage which may well be the reason behind the city's unquestionable role as a key-actor concerning the upbringing of a strong identity and city picture. The city of Porto, classified by UNESCO - United Nations Educationa...
Sistemas semióticos de cultura: a Universidade do Porto como semiosfera
Leão, Maria TeresaO património, expresso através de centros históricos, edifícios "com história", museus e monumentos confere às cidades um lugar de destaque como destinos turísticos. A Universidade do Porto (U.P.), detentora de um notável património edificado, artístico, bibliográfico e cultural, assume considerável potencial como stakeholder para o turismo da cidade. Classificado em 1996, pela UNESCO, como "Património Mundial"...