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J. L. Braga and M. Dionísio
Ribeiro M, Marques C (2002) Rural tourism and the development of less favoured areas—Between
rhetoric and practice. Int J Tourism Res 4(3):211–220
Roberts L, Hall D (2001) Rural tourism and recreation: principles to practice. CABI Publishing,
Wallinford, UK
Rosas F, Mattoso J (eds) (1993) História de Portugal: o Estado Novo (1926–1974). Editorial
Estampa, Lisbon
Saldaña J (2009) The coding manual for qualitative researchers. Sage Publications Ltd., London
Scott H (2009) What is grounded theory? Retrieved from https://www.groundedtheoryonline.com/
what-is-grounded-theory/
Sharpley R, Sharpley J (1997) Rural Tourism: an Introduction. International Thomson Business
Press, London
Silva Â, Lima F, Chamusca P (2010) Estratégias de eficiência colectiva em territórios de baixa
densidade: reflexões a propósito do Minho-Lima e do Tâmega. In: Paper presented at XII Colóquio
Ibérico de Geografia. Faculdade de Letras, Porto
Silva L (2006) Os impactos do turismo em espaço rural. Antropologia Portuguesa 22(23):295–317
Silva L (2009) Casas no Campo. Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, Lisboa
Silva L (2010) Perspetiva antropológica do turismo de habitação em Portugal. Revista de Turismo
e Património Cultural 8(1):31–46
Silva S (2012) Ponte de Lima – Património histórico e turismo: As Casas Senhoriais (“Casas
Antigas”) como espaços de Turismo de Habitação. Unpublished Master’s dissertation. Universidade do Porto, Porto. Retrieved from https://sigarra.up.pt/flup/pt/pub_geral.show_file?pi_doc_
id=13966
Tirado-Ballesteros J-G, Hérnandez-Hernández M (2018) Análisis de las inversiones en turismo
rural desde los programas com enfoque territorial en Castilla-La Mancha. Documents d’Anàlisi
Geogràfica 64(1):149–174
United Nations (n. d.). About the sustainable development goals. Retrieved from https://www.un.
org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/
Williams S (1998) Tourism geography. Routledge, London
Professor José Luís Braga is currently an assistant professor at the Polytechnic Institute of Tomar
and a guest lecturer at the European Master on Wine Tourism Innovation—WINTOUR. He has 10
years of experience as a lecturer at the higher education level. He obtained his PhD in Tourism
Planning and Management from the University of Santiago de Compostela, in the scientific field
of Rural Tourism, and received his MS in Tourism and Regional Development from the Catholic
University of Portugal in 2007.
Professor Marta Dionísio is currently an Associate Professor at the Polytechnic Institute of
Tomar and Coordinator of the Language Centre. She has 20 years of experience as a lecturer at the
higher education level. She obtained her Ph.D. in American Studies with the thesis entitled Oprah
Winfrey—the Art of Communicating from the University of Lisbon, Faculty of Letters, in the scientific field of Studies of Literature and Culture. She is also a member of the Board of Directors of
the Center for Technology, Restoration and Arts Enhancement.
J. L. Braga and M. Dionísio
Ribeiro M, Marques C (2002) Rural tourism and the development of less favoured areas—Between
rhetoric and practice. Int J Tourism Res 4(3):211–220
Roberts L, Hall D (2001) Rural tourism and recreation: principles to practice. CABI Publishing,
Wallinford, UK
Rosas F, Mattoso J (eds) (1993) História de Portugal: o Estado Novo (1926–1974). Editorial
Estampa, Lisbon
Saldaña J (2009) The coding manual for qualitative researchers. Sage Publications Ltd., London
Scott H (2009) What is grounded theory? Retrieved from https://www.groundedtheoryonline.com/
what-is-grounded-theory/
Sharpley R, Sharpley J (1997) Rural Tourism: an Introduction. International Thomson Business
Press, London
Silva Â, Lima F, Chamusca P (2010) Estratégias de eficiência colectiva em territórios de baixa
densidade: reflexões a propósito do Minho-Lima e do Tâmega. In: Paper presented at XII Colóquio
Ibérico de Geografia. Faculdade de Letras, Porto
Silva L (2006) Os impactos do turismo em espaço rural. Antropologia Portuguesa 22(23):295–317
Silva L (2009) Casas no Campo. Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, Lisboa
Silva L (2010) Perspetiva antropológica do turismo de habitação em Portugal. Revista de Turismo
e Património Cultural 8(1):31–46
Silva S (2012) Ponte de Lima – Património histórico e turismo: As Casas Senhoriais (“Casas
Antigas”) como espaços de Turismo de Habitação. Unpublished Master’s dissertation. Universidade do Porto, Porto. Retrieved from https://sigarra.up.pt/flup/pt/pub_geral.show_file?pi_doc_
id=13966
Tirado-Ballesteros J-G, Hérnandez-Hernández M (2018) Análisis de las inversiones en turismo
rural desde los programas com enfoque territorial en Castilla-La Mancha. Documents d’Anàlisi
Geogràfica 64(1):149–174
United Nations (n. d.). About the sustainable development goals. Retrieved from https://www.un.
org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/
Williams S (1998) Tourism geography. Routledge, London
Professor José Luís Braga is currently an assistant professor at the Polytechnic Institute of Tomar
and a guest lecturer at the European Master on Wine Tourism Innovation—WINTOUR. He has 10
years of experience as a lecturer at the higher education level. He obtained his PhD in Tourism
Planning and Management from the University of Santiago de Compostela, in the scientific field
of Rural Tourism, and received his MS in Tourism and Regional Development from the Catholic
University of Portugal in 2007.
Professor Marta Dionísio is currently an Associate Professor at the Polytechnic Institute of
Tomar and Coordinator of the Language Centre. She has 20 years of experience as a lecturer at the
higher education level. She obtained her Ph.D. in American Studies with the thesis entitled Oprah
Winfrey—the Art of Communicating from the University of Lisbon, Faculty of Letters, in the scientific field of Studies of Literature and Culture. She is also a member of the Board of Directors of
the Center for Technology, Restoration and Arts Enhancement.