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Displaying 421 - 425 of 783Parque Farroupilha, a natureza na cidade: práticas de lazer e turismo cidadão
Trata-se este artigo de uma pesquisa de cunho qualitativo que busca investigar as formas de apropriação estabelecidas no Parque Farroupilha pelas práticas de lazer e turismo cidadão. Os parques urbanos são representativos nas paisagens das cidades, pois permitem a socialização e a contemplação/fruição da presença da natureza no meio urbano, capazes de romper com o universo do cotidiano.
Poverty and soil conservation efforts among smallholder farmers in the central highlands of Ethiopia
This study explores the influence of incidence of poverty and plot-level perception of soil degradation, on soil conservation behaviour of small subsistence farmers in the central highlands of Ethiopia. The study results confirm that poverty in assets significantly reduces the probability of soil-conservation efforts as measured by use of stone/soil bund structures in the highlands of Ethiopia.
Real estate surfaces appraisal
In the appraisal of the market value of the properties are applied two important surface indexes: the market surface ratio of the secondary surfaces and the ratio of the site value to total value (allocation method).
A inserção profissional no mercado de trabalho face às habilidades adquiridas na formação superior em turismo
Este artigo apresenta um levantamento realizado junto aos egressos do curso de turismo da Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora/MG, com intuito de descrever as percepções e expectativas dos graduados quanto à formação profissional e qualificação em turismo, antes, durante e após a sua formação superior, a fim de correlacionar estas informações à sua inserção e posição atual no mercado de trabalho. Parte-se de uma revisão teórica sobre formação profissional no Brasil. Utiliza-se metodologia quanti-qualitativa para analisar os dados relativos à pesquisa de campo efetuada com os ex-alunos.
Reputação online como instrumento para melhoria de serviços: um estudo na hotelaria de Garopaba e Imbituba-Santa Catarina
A internet representa hoje uma das principais ferramentas de pesquisa de mercado que os consumidores utilizam. Dentro do contexto turístico, por ser um serviço, os aspectos tangíveis são pontos fundamentais na análise e escolha do que consumir. Outro ponto relevante são os depoimentos que turistas inserem na internet sobre sua experiência em determinada viagem ou meio de hospedagem (MH). O conteúdo gerado pelos turistas já constrói a reputação online do MH.