Investigación académica internacional en turismo creativo
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https://doi.org/10.57883/thij7(2)2016.30338Palavras-chave:
Turismo criativo, Turismo, Bibliometria, Revisão de literaturaResumo
Nos últimos anos, a indústria do turismo tem assistido ao aparecimento de uma nova modalidade classificada como turismo criativo, que se concentra no estudo das experiências oferecidas aos turistas e na possibilidade da sua participação como co-criadores da sua própria experiência, contribuindo para a satisfação das suas novas necessidades através da auto-descoberta pessoal. Este artigo revê a literatura académica sobre turismo criativo através de uma análise bibliométrica utilizando a base de dados SCOPUS como referência para avaliar a actividade científica, determinar as principais tendências na investigação sobre este tema e identificar as lacunas na investigação. A metodologia aplicada para o seu desenvolvimento é de natureza descritiva-quantitativa com base nos índices bibliométricos que regem esta parte da cientometria. Foram identificados e analisados 93 artigos durante o período 1997-2016, cujos resultados mostram que é a partir de 2009 que o número de publicações começa a aumentar consideravelmente. No total são observados 145 autores diferentes com uma média de 1,17 autores por artigo, 51,6% dos autores assinam sozinhos e as revistas Annals of Tourism Research seguidas pela Direcção de Turismo destacam-se como o principal meio de publicação. A exploração criativa dos recursos é evidenciada como a principal abordagem seguida pelos investigadores com 34 artigos.
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