The cultural expressions - sustainability and tourism in Algarve

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This document summarizes sustainable tourism and cultural expressions in the Algarve region of Portugal. It discusses sustainable tourism principles and how they relate to ecotourism. It then provides details on tourism in Algarve, including cultural expressions that are part of sustainable tourism like food festivals and cultural activities. It also describes the TASA project which aimed to innovate regional crafts through the strategic design of traditional handcrafted products.

Anatolie Pirgaru 42217
Filipe Castilho 45863
Stéphane Câmara 42725
Hotel Management

The cultural expressions
Sustainability and Tourism in
Algarve
Kate Torkington

Sumary
1. Sustainable Tourism What is this?
2. Sustainable Tourism Principles
3. Ecotourism is...
4. Summarized about Sustainable Tourism and Ecotourism
5. Tourism in Algarve
6. Cultural expressions part of Sustainable Tourism in Algarve
7. Food Festivals in Algarve
8. Cultural activities in Algarve
9. TASA Project Innovation in Regional crafts
10.TASA Project Products
11.Discussion questions

Sustainable Tourism

What is this?

Sustainable Tourism is similar to
Sustainable Tourism is similar to
Ecotourism?
Ecotourism?

Sustainable Tourism

Ecotourism

International
legislation
Respect for the
historic and
cultural
patrimony

Ecotourism

is...

7 points to define
Ecotourism
“responsible travel
“responsible travel
to natural areas
to natural areas
that conserves the
that conserves the
environment and
environment and
improves the
improves the
welfare of local
welfare of local
people”.
people”.
The International
The International
Ecotourism Society
Ecotourism Society

Summarized
Ecotourism

about Sustainable Tourism and

Ecotourism vs Sustainable
Tourism

Cultural expressions
in Algarve

part of Sustainable Tourism

Food Festivals

in Algarve

M Festival Medronho (Arbutus
berry brandy), Mel
(Honey) & Milho
(Corn)

International Gourmet Festival

The Portuguese Gastronomy Week

Sea Food Festival

Cultural activities

in Algarve

Living life to the full
Particularity
•Three days of street
parties and revelry;
•The masked balls;
•Today, Carnival in the
Algarve has adopted the
sounds of the Brazilian
Samba schools.

TASA Project
TASA Project
TASA Project

Innovation in Regional crafts
(O Projecto Técnicas Ancestrais, Soluções Actuais)
(O Projecto Técnicas Ancestrais, Soluções Actuais)

Strategic innovation of handcrafted products
Design consultancy
Artisans based in the Algarve

Origins
Duration
Objective

In traditional regional culture
August 2010 - August 2011

Target groups

Young Algarve, craftsman,
Local Development
Affirm and promote the craft like
Associations
profession of the future

TASA Project
Almofada “Burro”

Products

Products
Products

Base para Copos

Almofadas do Alforges

Bijutaria

Cesto “Fruteira”

TASA Project
Isqueiro de Pastor

Products

Products
Products

Tapete Cor

Saleiro

Mala de Mão
Ladrilhos Decorativos

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The cultural expressions - sustainability and tourism in Algarve

1. Anatolie Pirgaru 42217 Filipe Castilho 45863 Stéphane Câmara 42725 Hotel Management The cultural expressions Sustainability and Tourism in Algarve Kate Torkington

2. Sumary 1. Sustainable Tourism What is this? 2. Sustainable Tourism Principles 3. Ecotourism is... 4. Summarized about Sustainable Tourism and Ecotourism 5. Tourism in Algarve 6. Cultural expressions part of Sustainable Tourism in Algarve 7. Food Festivals in Algarve 8. Cultural activities in Algarve 9. TASA Project Innovation in Regional crafts 10.TASA Project Products 11.Discussion questions

3. Sustainable Tourism What is this? Sustainable Tourism is similar to Sustainable Tourism is similar to Ecotourism? Ecotourism? Sustainable Tourism Ecotourism International legislation Respect for the historic and cultural patrimony

4. Sustainable Tourism Principles

5. Ecotourism is... 7 points to define Ecotourism “responsible travel “responsible travel to natural areas to natural areas that conserves the that conserves the environment and environment and improves the improves the welfare of local welfare of local people”. people”. The International The International Ecotourism Society Ecotourism Society

6. Summarized Ecotourism about Sustainable Tourism and Ecotourism vs Sustainable Tourism

7. Tourism in Algarve

8. Cultural expressions in Algarve part of Sustainable Tourism

9. Craft in Algarve

10. Food Festivals in Algarve M Festival Medronho (Arbutus berry brandy), Mel (Honey) & Milho (Corn) International Gourmet Festival The Portuguese Gastronomy Week Sea Food Festival

11. Cultural activities in Algarve Living life to the full Particularity •Three days of street parties and revelry; •The masked balls; •Today, Carnival in the Algarve has adopted the sounds of the Brazilian Samba schools.

12. TASA Project TASA Project TASA Project Innovation in Regional crafts (O Projecto Técnicas Ancestrais, Soluções Actuais) (O Projecto Técnicas Ancestrais, Soluções Actuais) Strategic innovation of handcrafted products Design consultancy Artisans based in the Algarve Origins Duration Objective In traditional regional culture August 2010 - August 2011 Target groups Young Algarve, craftsman, Local Development Affirm and promote the craft like Associations profession of the future

13. TASA Project Almofada “Burro” Products Products Products Base para Copos Almofadas do Alforges Bijutaria Cesto “Fruteira”

14. TASA Project Isqueiro de Pastor Products Products Products Tapete Cor Saleiro Mala de Mão Ladrilhos Decorativos Memory Stick

15. Thank you very Thank you very much much

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