[PDF] Top 20 Cultural accessible tourism in Algarve region, case of study

... Plano Local de Promoção de Acessibilidade do Município, integrado na 1ª Geração dos Planos de Promoção da Acessibilidade (Câmara Municipal de Portimão, 2014). Para este plano foi executada uma análise e diagnóstico das ... See full document

... importance of the citrus external aspect as a market demand was not taken into ...culture in the Algarve, namely a lack of homologated products for the combat to thrips or the culture ... See full document

... context, cultural tourism was established as an attractive area of development (Bianchini and Parkinson, 1993; Richards, 1993), since it represents a form of attraction of internal and ... See full document

... problems in the region. Due to a number of challenges and social, economic and cultural limitations and increased cultural exchanges with other parts of Iran, , increased ... See full document

... usually in a one-day tourism ...social, cultural and environmental context in which they operate, taking into account the constraints of efficiency inherent to for-profit organisations ... See full document

... one of the main goals of the present study is to assess how travel motivations are related to cultural tourism we will now focus on the cultural ...tourist. In order to ... See full document

... studied in view of its practical implications for management, marketing and branding (Stepchenkova and Mills, ...2010). In this context, destination image has been identified as influencing ... See full document

... existence of accessible pedestrian routes constitutes an essential feature to a true access to culture heritage, contributing for processes of social ...create accessible pedestrian ... See full document

... part of the package: medical treatment, personally tailored leisure packages to aid healing, car rentals, visa and foreign exchange expertise, coordinators and emergency medical assistance (Mugomba and ...demand ... See full document

... implication of creative strategies definitely has had a positive impact on the ...by tourism, but in- fluences other realms as well. As stated in the research, creative tourism, as a ... See full document

... consisted in 40 statements this provided a ratio of 5 cases per variable, using a 5-point interval scale (5 – I fully agree, to 1 – I totally ...minimum of five cases per variable is acceptable, but ... See full document

... role in key fields as social cohesion, welfare, entrepreneurship and sustainability (Blessi et ...2014). Cultural participation can create relational goods and individual subjective ...character of ... See full document

... context of Peniche to what it could have been in case another strategic direction was ...election of the current city council, the people of Peniche faced the possibility of ... See full document

... role in determining the role of the programme in tourism ...analysis of its documents allowed to identify 60 tourism-related good ...on cultural and sustainable ... See full document

... development of tourism in the Region West is also due to uncompetitive products of tourism and the unskilled personnel in the field; moreover, in 2006, the ... See full document

... Note: In this appendix are represented the mathematical relations among variables considered in each sector of the ...example of a greater effect upon environment (considered in the ... See full document

... Regarding tourism, Timor-Leste and neighbou- ring islands in eastern Indonesia are geographically positioned in one of the 34 world biodiversity hots- pots, where at least ...0.5% of ... See full document

... vecinity of Anina it is situated the highest peak, Tâlva Zânei (Hill) with an altitude of 935 ...There in the past was a quarry, and there have been found plant ...collection of plant fossils ... See full document

... rate of tourism to the information relevant for tourism policy agents, in terms of the growth rates of output, employment and ...component of the evolution of ... See full document

... importance in promoting national objectives towards the sea valorisation and the development of activities related to the ...V in subparagraph h) suggests: “Tourism, leisure, sports and ... See full document