Heritage Interpretation Insights. A Case Study of the Central Portuguese Camino to Santiago - Porto and North Region
This SAP focuses on sustainability within the Camino de Santiago tourism framework. Our primary objectives include assessing the current state of tourism along the Central Portuguese Camino de Santiago, scrutinising the role of Heritage Interpretation in sustainable tourism development, and proposing practical strategies to achieve equilibrium between tourism, heritage preservation, and environmental sustainability. Subsequent chapters will delve into the methodologies applied, present field findings, and discuss implications for the future of sustainable tourism along the Camino de Santiago.
Objective 1: Research Sustainability Practices: Conduct a targeted assessment of sustainability practices along the Central Portuguese Camino, with a specific focus on the Porto and North Region. Timeline: To be completed within the 3 weeks.
Objective 2: Examine Cultural and Heritage Assets: Analyse the role of cultural and heritage assets along the entire Camino de Santiago in the development of sustainable tourism.
Timeline: To be completed within the 3 weeks.
Objective 3: Develop Integration Recommendations: Formulate clear recommendations for the integration of sustainability principles into practices within the tourism industry along the Camino de Santiago.
Timeline: To be completed within the 3 weeks.
Objective 4: Explore Initiative Impact: Evaluate the potential impact of proposed initiatives on sustainable tourism and heritage interpretation, considering environmental, social, and economic factors.
Timeline: To be completed within the 3 weeks.
Objective 5: Assess Heritage Interpretation Effectiveness: Assess the effectiveness of heritage interpretation in enhancing visitor experiences and contributing to the sustainable development of the region.
Timeline: To be completed within the 3 weeks.
Objective 6: Propose Training Strategies: Identify training needs for tourism professionals, emphasizing technical, scientific, and social skills, and propose comprehensive training strategies.
Timeline: To be completed within the 3 weeks
1st of July 2024 to 29th of July 2024
English
School of Hospitality and Tourism of Polytechnic Institute of Cávado and Ave (IPCA Portugal) and the Faculty of Business and Humanities, Dept of Hospitality, Tourism and Wellness TUS (Ireland) will provide a transcript of records of 3 ECTS and a Certificate of Participation.
All RUN-EU degree, master, PhD students from first study year onwards, plus all RU-EU staff.
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TRAVEL:
Portugal – Austria: 330 EUR
Portugal – Finland: 470 EUR
Portugal – Ireland: 270 EUR
Portugal – Portugal: 40 EUR
Portugal – Belgium: 230 EUR
Portugal – Spain: 230 EUR
Portugal – The Netherlands: 330 EUR
Subsistence: Portugal subsistence is 460 EUR
Student’s motivation and expectations meet the SAP content, wide representation of fields of study and balanced participation of RUN-EU member institutions.
First time SAP participation has priority.
Maximum 32 students (8 groups of 4 students)
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. Grant Agreement Number: 101124674