“Project Querença” and creative tourism: visibility and local development of a village in the rural Algarve
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Creative Tourism, Experience, Events, “Project Querença”Abstract
This paper is result of research whose goal is to present the activities and tourist actions carried out by Project Querença regarding creative tourism. Based on literature and document reviews complemented by informal interviews to verify information, the paper provides a detailed account of the project. Data analysis was performed according to Geertz’s interpretive approach (comparison of the theoretical concepts and observations). The results show that the “Project Querença” through activities linked to tourism and creative partnerships with proposals for the enhancement of local culture and knowledge has raised the 'profile' and yielded opportunities for Querença and other villages of the interior of the Algarve.
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