Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:33:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2005-11-24Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T18:44:53Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 barrocas_r_dr_rcla.pdf: 1794472 bytes, checksum: 0a71e78afe5b08caaa3722dd7ca88a07 (MD5) / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Este trabalho chama a atenção para a relação estabelecida entre o morador e as atividades turísticas no município de Brotas, SP. Há aproximadamente dez anos, a cidade de Brotas passou a receber um elevado contingente de visitantes a procura de esportes de aventura. A partir de então, a cidade modificou sua infra-estrutura de serviços urbanos e implantou os serviços turísticos para receber estes visitantes. Procurou-se investigar a (trans)formação da cidade pacata, simples para cidade turística. Para isto, foi realizado um trabalho de campo no qual foram inquiridos moradores com o objetivo de conhecer suas atitudes perante o turismo e, a partir daí, classificar a atividade dentro dos quatro estágios de DOXEY (1971): euforia, apatia, irritação e antagonismo. / This dissertation focuses on the relationship between the local community and the tourism activities in the town of Brotas, SP. About ten years ago, the town of Brotas began to receive a large number of visitors seeking adventure sports. Since then the city has changed its infrastructure of urban services and established tourist services to receive these visitors. This paper aims to investigate the transformation of a quiet, simple city into a tourist city. For this, a field work in which the residents answered questionnaires was conducted, in order to know their attitudes regarding tourism and, afterwards, to classify their answers according to DOXEY's (1975) four stages: euphoria, apathy, annoyance and antagonism.

Orientador: Lívia de Oliveira / Banca: Mirna Lygia Vieira / Banca: Herbe Xavier / Banca: Lucia Helena Batista Gratão / Banca: José Bueno Conti / Resumo: Este trabalho chama a atenção para a relação estabelecida entre o morador e as atividades turísticas no município de Brotas, SP. Há aproximadamente dez anos, a cidade de Brotas passou a receber um elevado contingente de visitantes a procura de esportes de aventura. A partir de então, a cidade modificou sua infra-estrutura de serviços urbanos e implantou os serviços turísticos para receber estes visitantes. Procurou-se investigar a (trans)formação da cidade pacata, simples para cidade turística. Para isto, foi realizado um trabalho de campo no qual foram inquiridos moradores com o objetivo de conhecer suas atitudes perante o turismo e, a partir daí, classificar a atividade dentro dos quatro estágios de DOXEY (1971): euforia, apatia, irritação e antagonismo. / Abstract: This dissertation focuses on the relationship between the local community and the tourism activities in the town of Brotas, SP. About ten years ago, the town of Brotas began to receive a large number of visitors seeking adventure sports. Since then the city has changed its infrastructure of urban services and established tourist services to receive these visitors. This paper aims to investigate the transformation of a quiet, simple city into a tourist city. For this, a field work in which the residents answered questionnaires was conducted, in order to know their attitudes regarding tourism and, afterwards, to classify their answers according to DOXEY's (1975) four stages: euphoria, apathy, annoyance and antagonism. / Doutor

Mass tourism being on the agenda of world tourism industry since post war period, has been facing stagnation with late 80&rsquo / s. Additionally consumer&rsquo / s preferences and tendencies towards seeking new activities regardless of sea-sun-sand type of tourism have been started to change. Therefore popular tourist destinations are in a position where to develop alternative tourist activities to sustain their market shares in world tourism market. In compliance with this trend, the purpose of this thesis is to analyze the need and the reason of Turkish Tourism Industry moving away from concentrating merely on mass tourism and accordingly to evaluate the efforts of Turkish tourism authorities in diversifying tourism activities and extending the tourist season to year round with reference to Tourism Development Regions, Amendment of Tourism Encouragement Law, etc. Additionally the importance of focusing on cultural, historical, traditional identity and unique assets of Turkey in order to sustain its ranking in the international tourism market is stressed.

Not so long ago, the regions of Russia began to develop and implement projects for the development of tourism activities. Tourism activity is one of the areas of marketing of territorial marketing. And in order to implement similar projects, it is necessary to understand what does expect enterprise of the territories in the future. It is necessary to make a predictive analysis. Within this work, a forecast analysis of consumption of metallurgical products was carried out. Methodical recommendations for the formation of measures at industrial enterprises within the framework of the tourist activity of small towns have been developed. / Не так давно регионы России стали разрабатывать и внедрять проекты развития туристической деятельности. Данная деятельность является одним из направлений маркетинга территорий (мест), или территориального маркетинга. А для того чтобы внедрять подобные проекты, необходимо понять, что ожидает предприятия территорий в будущем. Т.е. необходимо провести прогнозный анализ. В рамках данной работы был проведен прогнозный анализ потребления металлургической продукции. Разработаны методические рекомендации для формирования мероприятий на промышленных предприятиях в рамках туристической деятельности небольших городов.

Titel: “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” Författare: Malin Nyberg Institution: Fakultetsnämnden för ekonomi och design, Ekonomihögskolan, ELNU Kurs: Turismvetenskap III – Examensarbete, 15 hp. Handledare: Martin Gren, (Linnéuniversitetet, Fakultetsnämnden för ekonomi och design, Ekonomihögskolan, ELNU) Examinator: Stefan Gössling, (Linnéuniversitetet, Fakultetsnämnden för ekonomi och design, Ekonomihögskolan, ELNU) Syfte: Studiens syfte är att undersöka på vilket sätt och varför Öland som turistdestination är sårbar inför vädervariationer ur turismaktörernas perspektiv. Studien avser även att belysa på vilket sätt marknadsföring av Öland och medias rapportering om destinationens väderförhållanden är bidragande krafter till väderkänsligheten. Metodik: I undersökningen har en kvalitativ fallstudie använts som forskningsmetod med en induktiv ansats. Informationsinsamling har skett via semi-strukturerade intervjuer med respondenter från fyra turismverksamheter på Öland. Urvalet av fallstudieområde och respondenter har skett genom ett bekvämlighetsurval med hänsyn till access och karaktär av forskningsområdet. Slutsats: De viktigaste betydelserna av forskningsresultatet har bland annat visat att brist på alternativa turismprodukter innebär en stor sårbarhet för turismaktörernas verksamheter vid ogynnsamma väderförhållanden för de huvudsakliga aktiviteterna Forskningsresultaten har även påvisat att fokus på specifika väderattribut i marknadsföringen av destinationen medverkar till destinationens sårbarhet tillsammans med förväntningar om specifika väderförhållanden bland besökare. / Title: “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” Author: Malin Nyberg Institution: School of Business and Economics Course: Tourism Studies III – Bachelors Thesis, 15 credits Supervisor: Martin Gren, (Linnaeus University, School of Business and Economics, ELNU) Examiner: Stefan Gössling, (Linnaeus University, School of Business and Economics, ELNU) Purpose: The study aims to examine how and why Öland as a tourist destination is vulnerable to weather variations from tourism operators’ perspective. The study also aims to shed light on how the marketing of Öland and media coverage of the weather conditions of the destination are contributing forces to weather sensitivity. Methodology: The study was conducted with a qualitative case study research method together with an inductive approach. Information has been collected through semi-structured interviews with respondents from four tourism businesses on Öland. The selection of the case study area and respondents have been through a convenience sample with respect to access and the nature of the research. Conclusion: The most important findings of the research results has shown that the lack of alternative tourism products is a major vulnerability for tourism operators in adverse weather conditions for the main activities. Research results have also shown that the focus of the marketing of the destination on specific weather attributes contributing to the destination vulnerability together with expectations on specific weather conditions among visitors.