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- IFM - X International forum on management artificial intelligence in the new organizational era 7 - 9 May 2026: book of abstractsPublication .The IFM - International Forum on Management is an annual technical and scientific event, organized jointly by five Portuguese higher education institutions (HEIs): the School of Hospitality and Tourism of Estoril, the Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal, the Open University, the University of Algarve and the University of Évora. Now in its 10th year, the event has firmly established itself as an international reference point, bringing together researchers and professionals who have advanced research and practice in various fields of management and related areas. The forum provides a valuable platform for reflection and knowledge sharing, promoting the dissemination of scientific knowledge and the development of effective organizational practices. The 10th edition will take place in Faro from 7 to 9 May 2026 and will be organized by the School of Management, Hospitality and Tourism at the University of Algarve.
- Interconnected pathways and prospects: exploring the synergies between literary geography, tourism, and educationPublication . Quinteiro, SílviaThe inclusion of maps in literary works has been a long-standing phenomenon throughout the history of books. This practice is commonly observed on book covers, where maps emphasize the significance of spatial elements within the work. Moreover, maps are frequently found within the pages of books, serving to illustrate the directions provided by the writer and assisting the reader in navigating the narrative. These maps can take the form of either real or imaginary depictions, with a higher prevalence in travel literature and works set in fictional realms. However, beyond these explicit maps, readers also engage in the creation of mental maps as they follow the journeys of characters or mark physical locations associated with the lives of authors. The amalgamation of these various cartographic representations derived from literary geography forms the basis for literary tourism, enabling the development of products and experiences that not only serve as valuable resources for tourists but also possess significant educational flexibility. Within this chapter, we critically examine the nature of literary geography and the construction of literary cartography and explore its diverse range of applications, supplemented by current studies and relevant case examples.
- Synergizing data storytelling and AI enhancing: Engagement in complex data communicationPublication . Frade, Maria João; Ramos, CeliaCombining Data Storytelling concepts and Artificial Intelligence algorithms presents a powerful alliance for the analysis and communication of complex data, in a more intuitive environment and with higher levels of engagement. The main goal was to understand and present the potential of combining these two areas, where sentiment analysis was the method considered to represent Artificial Intelligence. The considered methodology consists, in a first phase of literary review, followed by sentiment analysis. The findings of this research culminate in the development of the definition of Data Storytelling, its potential, and its relationship with Artificial Intelligence systems, presenting a Dashboard Data Storytelling incorporated with AI.
- Exploring consumer experiences in Wine Tourism through sentiment analysis: An assessment of Tripadvisor reviews about Wineries in France, Portugal, and ItalyPublication . Siegl, Laura; Baptista, Ema; Ruvo, Daniele; Ramos, CeliaThis study examines TripAdvisor reviews from three wineries in Europe to analyze customer perceptions and preferences in wine tourism. The investigation aims to understand the impact of online reviews on winery reputations and customer satisfaction in the context of wine tourism experiences. The study utilizes an advanced data analytics tool, namely Power BI, to analyze the development and demographics of the reviews and Orange Data Mining to conduct sentiment analysis and text mining. By examining reviews from wineries in France, Portugal, and Italy, this work identifies key themes, sentiments, and preferences expressed by customers, providing actionable insights for wineries to enhance visitor experiences and strategic decision-making in the wine tourism industry using an artificial intelligence approach.
- Narratives of resistance: Luandino Vieira at Tarrafal and literary tourismPublication . Baleiro, RitaThis chapter examines Luandino Vieira’s writings in the confines of Tarrafal prison, an incarceration site created by Salazar’s authoritarian regime in 1936. Situated on the remote shores of Cape Verde, Tarrafal is a testament to the enduring echoes of oppression and resilience of those who opposed Portuguese rule in Africa and advocated for the independence of colonies such as Cape Verde, Angola and Mozambique. Throughout his incarceration in Tarrafal, between 1964 and 1972, the Portuguese Angolan writer and political activist produced over a thousand texts, later assembled in Prison Papers: Notes, Journal, Correspondence (2015). After interpreting Luandino Vieira’s texts, focusing on the layers of the act of writing as resilience, survival, and political engagement, this chapter navigates the interplay between this narrative of resistance and a site of cultural memory: the Tarrafal Museum. The aim is to offer insights into the transformative and enhancing role of literature in the experience of this site, contribute to the research of literary tourism in Cape Verde and add to the study of literary tourism on the African continent, which is still scarce.
- Património cultural intangível, turismo e sustentabilidade: oportunidades e desafiosPublication . Rodrigues Gonçalves, AlexandraTendo passado 20 anos sobre a sua aprovação, a Convenção para a Salvaguarda do Património Cultural Imaterial da UNESCO (2003) constitui a pauta fundamental para quantos atuam na área do património cultural imaterial (PCI), e vinte anos depois importa refletir sobre a sua importância. Representa, até hoje, um marco fundamental não só no que tange ao reconhecimento do valor da diversidade cultural da humanidade, mas também no que concerne à promoção da coesão social, da sustentabilidade, do diálogo intercultural e, em última instância, da paz.Os trabalhos reunidos neste volume versam sobre vários dos aspetos relativos ao PCI e à Convenção para a Salvaguarda do Património Cultural Imaterial, contribuindo para um «estado da arte»: o conceito de PCI; a situação de alguns inventários; a reconstrução da memória; o património material e a imaterialidade; o património linguístico e a literatura oral; as tradições e manifestações religiosas; o património alimentar; os programas e as ações em torno do PCI; educação patrimonial e a coesão social; as questões de género e o PCI; os estudos de caso; a diversidade das expressões de PCI; as paisagens culturais; o PCI, o turismo, e a sustentabilidade.A diversidade temática do volume denota as muitas perspetivas de que pode ser objeto o Património Cultural Imaterial, assim como as muitas problemáticas que lhe subjazem e os muitos desafios que, em tempos complexos, se colocam à salvaguarda do património intangível.
- As tecnologias, o património cultural e os itinerários turísticos em destinos smartPublication . Rodrigues Gonçalves, Alexandra
- A Place where texts brew: the foreign writers who shaped the Algarve tourist and literary landscapePublication . Baleiro, Rita; Baleiro, Rita; Arcos-Pumarola, JordiThis chapter examines foreign writers’ escape or holiday travel events to the Algarve (Portugal) between the 1950s and the 2010s to reflect on their experience of this destination. The authors’ biography and bibliography were analysed concerning connections to this southern European territory. The findings suggest that the presence of these writers creates literary places and adds literary meaning to the Algarvian landscape.
- Literary tourism at holiday and escape destinationsPublication . Baleiro, Rita; Arcos-Pumarola, JordiWe have edited this volume as members of the Research Group on Literary Tourism (TULE), and each chapter was double-blind reviewed. This volume aggregates chapters written by nineteen researchers on literary tourism, and it focuses on two critical concepts in tourism studies: holiday and escape. Thus, this book serves as a catalogue of updated research on these constructs and aims to inspire researchers to expand the study of literary tourism. A holiday destination may be a village, a town, a city, a region, a country, or a site, and the motivations to travel to these destinations may include a wish to explore new places, experience culture, participate in leisure and recreation activities or escape. Escape is the second key concept of this book, and it is often indicated as one of the most predominant tourist motivations. Escape compasses the need to interrupt the flow of daily routine, seek new landscapes, avoid something, or experience a temporary change in individual roles or social structures. The literature on this topic distinguishes between «escaping from [e.g., the self]» and «escaping to [e.g., new locations]», and it identifies routine escapes, restorative escapes and dramatic escapes (e.g., as when fleeing a war zone). The desire to escape does not always result from a state of unhappiness. It may also originate in a need fostered by curiosity to experience new landscapes, i.e., new holiday destinations, or it may happen that change is an aim itself. That is why the need for escape is a propeller of various touring shapes, e.g., pilgriming or travelling to visit a particular geographical or cultural attribute. According to Cova and colleagues,3 this array of travelling shapes makes it difficult to make a cohesive and comprehensive theoretical background to describe all the shades of the phenomena.
- Gastronomy innovation, experiences and sustainabilityPublication . Gonçalves, Alexandra; Ramos, Célia; Rassal, C.O Algarve é uma região peculiar, distinta e original comparativamente às outras regiões do país, mesmo aquelas geograficamente próximas. A produção de frutos secos, nomeadamente a amendoeira, a figueira e a alfarrobeira, o olival e a vinha, mas também os citrinos, como a laranjeira e a tangerineira, fazem parte integrante do património genético das frutas da região. A vitivinicultura é um fenómeno com maior expansão recente, ainda que documentos históricos demonstrem que noutros séculos também proliferou em pequenas produções. Ao longo de 3 anos e a partir da Universidade do Algarve, uma equipa multidisciplinar que integrou as áreas do Turismo, da Hotelaria, da Engenharia Alimentar, das Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação e do Marketing, promoveram experiências inovadoras e sustentáveis, em torno da gastronomia, da enologia, da Dieta Mediterrânica e da Hotelaria e do Turismo.