Sumário
[DOWNLOAD integral]
| Tourism and History: World Heritage – Case Studies of Ibero-American Space | PDF [9,6 MB] (English) |
| Cláudia Henriques, Cristina Moreira, Pedro César | 585 pp. |
| Preface by Ambassador Ana Martinho - President of the National Commission of UNESCO Portugal | |
| Ana Martinho | 9-11 |
| Prefácio pela Embaixadora Ana Martinho - Presidente da Comissão Nacional da UNESCO de Portugal | |
| Ana Martinho | 12-14 |
Artigos
| The Alternative Path of Strategic Tourism for Alcobaça: Legacy and Sustainability | |
| Alberto Guerreiro, António Valério Maduro, Eduardo Cordeiro Gonçalves | 16-38 |
| The Impact of the World Cultural Heritage Classification by UNESCO on the Cultural Touristic Demand in Oporto | |
| Maria Cristina Moreira, José Manuel Lopes Cordeiro | 40-52 |
| Tourism Dynamics and Architectural, Cultural and Symbolic Heritage: The Case of Oporto City Centre | |
| Célia Ferreira, Teresa Marques, Paula Guerra | 54-72 |
| The Alto Douro Landscape and Vineries: World Heritage with Literary and Artistic Potential | |
| Isilda Leitão | 74-97 |
| Tourists’ Motivation toward Visiting a World Heritage Site: The Case of Guimarães | |
| Paula Remoaldo, Laurentina Vareiro, José Cadima Ribeiro, Vítor Marques | 99-121 |
| Historic Gardens and Patrimonialization by UNESCO: The Botanical Garden of Coimbra, Portugal | |
| Susana Gastal, Viviane Rocha Palma | 123-142 |
| Sagres Fortress in the Algarve: Between the Myth, the Cultural Tourism Destination and the European Heritage Label | |
| Maria Alexandra Gonçalves, Rui Parreira, Natércia Magalhães, Luciano Rafael | 144-165 |
| Bom Jesus do Monte: From Sanctuary to the Dynamics of Religious Tourism | |
| Eduardo Gonçalves, Varico Pereira | 167-180 |
| Comparative Study on (Dis)use of Heritage in Ouro Preto-Br and Oporto-Pt | |
| Rodrigo Burkowski, Carlos Rodrigues, Juca Villaschi | 182-199 |
| The World Heritage Convention and its Effects on the Tourism Public Policies in Olinda (Pernambuco, Brazil) | |
| Gloria Maria Widmer, Fernanda Abreu dos Santos, Ana Julia Souza Melo, Maria Helena Cavalcanti da Silva Belchior | 201-227 |
| Ruins of the Jesuit - Guaranis Missions of São Miguel Arcanjo: An Overview on the UNESCO World Heritage in Brazil | |
| Pedro de Alcântara Bittencourt César, Bruna Tronca | 229-246 |
| From Ruins to Heritage of Humanity: Interfaces between Preservationist and Tourism Policies in São Miguel das Missões (RS) | |
| Darlan de Mamman Marchi, Luciana de Castro Neves Costa | 248-267 |
| Salvador, Capital City, City Heritage | |
| Maria Estela Lage Santos, Heloísa Helena Fernandes Gonçalves da Costa | 269-285 |
| The World Heritage Brand and Tourism: An Approach to the Historic Centre of São Luís, Brazil - Heritage Tourism Marketing | |
| Miriam Mota, Manuela Guerreiro, Patrícia Pinto | 287-311 |
| Importance of Heritage and its Accessibility for Tourism in Diamantina MG: Cultural Heritage of Humanity/ UNESCO | |
| Elcione Luciana da Silva | 313-334 |
| New Technologies and Heritage Tourism: Making Cultural Itineraries with GIS at São Cristóvão/SE - Brazil | |
| Cristiane Alcântara de Jesus Santos, António Carlos Campos, Larissa Prado Rodrigues | 336-354 |
| The Perception of Cultural Heritage in the City of Trinidad de Cuba | |
| Paula Vasconcelos | 356-379 |
| Lisbon Fado as Heritage of Humanity: Interconnections with Tourism | |
| Cláudia H.N. Henriques | 381-406 |
| The Mediterranean Diet and Traditional Algarvian Gastronomy: Gastronomic Itineraries as a Tool to Raise the Profile of the Algarve’s Traditional Products | |
| Francisco Serra | 408-424 |
| "Cante Alentejano” and Tourism in Alentejo | |
| Bernardete Dias Sequeira, Paulo Mariz Lourenço, Manuela Guerreiro, Júlio Mendes | 426-452 |
| The Intangible Heritage as Cultural Tourism Product: Attractiveness and (Re) Construction of the Territories - The Case of Cante Alentejano | |
| José Mendonça, Eunice R. Lopes | 454-466 |
| World Heritage, Grassroot Management: A Community Participation Experience Inventorying Six “Milongas” in Buenos Aires | |
| Mercedes González Bracco | 468-482 |
| Belém in the Pathways of Faith: World Heritage and the Amorcomtur Web! | |
| Maria Luiza Cardinale Baptista, Renato dos Santos Lima | 484-500 |
| Traditional Mexican Cuisine and Tourism: New Meanings of Heritage Cuisine and its Sociocultural Implications | |
| Humberto Thomé-Ortiz, Daniel de Jesús-Contreras | 502-521 |
| Portugal: UNESCO Creative Cities Network | |
| Ana Mafé García | 523-545 |
| Tourism in the Biosphere Reserve of Serra do Espinhaço: Opportunities and Threats to the Cultural and Natural Heritage | |
| Solano de Souza Braga, Bernardo Machado Gontijo, Marina Furtado Gonçalves, Guilherme Augusto Pereira Malta, Maria Flávia Pires Barbosa | 547-566 |
| What if Documentary Heritage Attracted Tourists? Thoughts on the Potential for Tourism of Historical Libraries and Archives | |
| Gilberto Coralejo Moiteiro | 568-584 |