Girona como estudio de caso: Escenarios del turismo patrimonial en la transición de la pre-COVID19 a la post-pandemia

Nuria Galí

doi:10.25145/j.pasos.2025.23.033

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Nuria Galí Universidad de Girona https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6008-1357

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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2025.23.033

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Pré-COVID, pós-COVID, pandemia, crise, cidade património

Resumo

Este artigo explora a evolução do turismo na cidade histórica de Girona, abrangendo o período desde antes da pandemia da COVID19 até à era pós-COVID. Através da análise de diversas variáveis, observam-se mudanças significativas na cidade: de um período sustentado de crescimento do turismo a um declínio acentuado devido à crise sanitária, seguido de uma recuperação gradual que começou em maio de 2021. Para além da flutuação das chegadas de turistas, o estudo aprofunda a forma como a pandemia impactou outros sectores relacionados, como o alojamento, a restauração e o comércio, com especial enfoque em eventos-chave como o Festival Temps de Flors e a Temporada Alta, que desempenharam um papel crucial na reativação do turismo local. Este artigo fornece dados empíricos e uma análise que não só reflectem a resiliência de Girona face à crise, como também oferecem conhecimentos valiosos para a gestão do turismo urbano em contextos de crise e recuperação.

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