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O Turismo em Territórios de Baixa e Alta Densidade: a Perspetiva dos Residentes do Centro de Portugal

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  • Mariana Vieira

    (CiTUR-Polytechnic University of Leiria, Portugal/Projeto FAST-Agenda ATT-PRR)

  • Francisco Dias

    (CiTUR-Polytechnic University of Leiria, Portugal/Projeto FAST-Agenda ATT-PRR)

  • Gonçalo Gomes

    (Entidade Regional Turismo Centro de Portugal)

Abstract

A população local desempenha um papel fundamental na gestão sustentável e responsável do turismo. O objetivo deste estudo é compreender as perspetivas dos residentes de territórios de baixa densidade (TBD) do Centro de Portugal, relativamente aos impactos e benefícios do turismo no desenvolvimento local. Com base num questionário online dirigido aos residentes do Centro de Portugal (amostra de 418 inquiridos) foram comparadas as avaliações de 244 residentes de TBD e de 174 residentes de territórios de alta densidade (TAD). Os dados revelam que os inquiridos de TBD atribuem melhor ponderação aos impactos positivos do turismo, bem como a vários aspetos associados ao turismo sustentável e regenerativo. Em contrapartida, os inquiridos de TAD são mais sensíveis às consequências negativas do turismo.

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  • Mariana Vieira & Francisco Dias & Gonçalo Gomes, 2026. "O Turismo em Territórios de Baixa e Alta Densidade: a Perspetiva dos Residentes do Centro de Portugal," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 74, pages 39-56, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2026:i:74:id:799
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi74.799
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