Revista de Turismo: Patrimônios, Territórios descoloniais e Trabalho

A desafiadora e fascinante trajetória de uma nômade não digital

2025-04-10T10:57:33+00:00

Ana Flávia PasquotteVieira, de 31 anos, natural de Araras (SP), é uma viajante experiente, que se auto denomina como nômade não digital, tendo visitado, até o momento desta submissão, 138 países. Aos 16 anos, iniciou sua jornada pelo mundo, acumulando experiências com intercâmbios, trabalhos voluntários, mochilões e hospedagens via Couchsurfing. Formada em Ciências Sociais pela Unicamp e pós-graduada em Educação Montessori, ela se especializou no desenvolvimento infantil de crianças de 0 a 3 anos. Nesta entrevista^[1], vamos conversar sobre suas experiências e desafios enquanto mulher, que viaja sozinha, abordando questões relativas a gênero e segurança, além de outros aspectos relacionados à saúde, alimentação, questões cambiais e vistos. Por uma questão de espaço, organizamos nosso bate-papo por temas, buscando apresentar o máximo de informações dessa entrevista que é uma oportunidade ímpar para entendermos os bastidores e as complexidades de uma vida dedicada ao nomadismo, especialmente em se tratando do gênero feminino.

^[1] Entrevista realizada como parte das atividades da disciplina Seminário de Escrita Acadêmica, ofertada para os alunos do Curso de Turismo da UFVJM, durante o 2º semestre de 2024. A entrevista foi realizada via google meet, no dia 05 de novembro de 2024.

Between History and Prophecy

2025-04-10T10:59:51+00:00

This experience report presents the trajectory and results of the project “Culture as a Space for Hybridization: Ancient and Contemporary Sibyls”, developed over the course of two postdoctorates and two research endeavor in Italy. The study examines the presence of sibyls in visual arts and cultural traditions, from their origins in Babylon to their spread across Europe and arrival in Brazil, highlighting representations in Diamantina, Minas Gerais.The research analyzed sibyl iconography in various artistic forms, such as paintings, mosaics, frescoes, engravings, and literature, emphasizing their role in Christian culture and their fusion with local traditions. Results include a book, an iconographic catalog, and a website for knowledge dissemination. The study also laid the foundation for further research on cultural hybridization and the relationship between sibyls and contemporary benzedeiras, considering their significance in popular religiosity as well as the presence of women in spirituality and the arts. Additionally, the study identified the subject’s touristic potential, give its link to cultural heritage.

Protagonismo Feminino no Encontro Cultural de Milho Verde em 2024

2025-03-12T19:31:16+00:00

Em Minas Gerais, no Milho Verde – distrito do Serro, no Vale do Jequitinhonha – está localizada a sede da Área de Proteção Ambiental Estadual das Águas Vertentes (APAEAV), unidade de conservação de uso sustentável, criada em 1998, com aproximadamente 80.000 hectares. Já o Encontro Cultural de Milho Verde, idealizado em 2000 com o objetivo de expandir os horizontes culturais e proporcionar maior autonomia para os moradores da região, ocorre anualmente desde 2004, na segunda semana de julho. Esta publicação pretende visibilizar um capítulo, em especial, do relatório final do projeto de iniciação científica denominado “Territórios Possíveis, Utopias Reais: Por uma efetiva parceria entre mulheres que protagonizam a economia solidária em áreas protegidas no Alto do Jequitinhonha”. Se trata de um relato de experiência referente às reflexões apreendidas pela bolsista, como uma das coordenadoras na 24ª edição do Encontro Cultural em Milho Verde, realizado entre os dias 21 e 28 de julho de 2024. Dentre os resultados obtidos, destacamos a importância de apoiar e fortalecer as iniciativas lideradas por mulheres em áreas protegidas, promovendo a justiça social e ambiental.

The Craft of Amazonian Lettering Artists:

2025-03-12T18:53:40+00:00

This study explores the relationship between cultural heritage preservation and tourism, focusing on the impact of cultural appropriation on Amazonian typographic traditions, specifically the ornamental letters used on boats in the region, known as "floating letters." These letters symbolize Amazonian cultural identity and reflect the visual universe of riverside communities. The research highlights the challenges of balancing cultural appreciation and exploitation, considering the risk of commercialization when these elements are decontextualized and transformed into commercial products. Using an exploratory methodology based on literature review and audiovisual content analysis, the study examines the role of cultural tourism in promoting and preserving these elements. The findings indicate an ambiguity: while the popularization of Amazonian letters emphasizes their cultural value, it may also lead to a loss of meaning for the originating communities. The research suggests the need for public policies that protect local traditions and engage communities in cultural appreciation, ensuring the recognition and sustainability of the "letter makers" practice.

Work in Travel Agency

2025-03-31T15:03:56+00:00

This article investigates gender inequalities in the careers of travel agency professionals, focusing on their experiences and work routines. The research, employing a qualitative, exploratory, and critical approach, combined a literature review with ethnosociological empirical research. The literature review addressed the Sexual Division of Labor, career theories, technological education, and the world of work in tourism. Data collection included online questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, revealing challenges faced by women in their daily professional lives. The results highlight the materialization of gender inequalities in tourism, with women facing challenges such as unequal treatment by passengers and drivers, balancing motherhood, and the transfer of domestic practices to the workplace. Coping strategies include collaboration among professionals, support networks, and seeking alternatives to exploitative companies.

Condições de Trabalho em Restaurantes de Diamantina/MG

2025-03-19T19:03:04+00:00

Work in tourism has characteristics, such as seasonality, which favors the search for informal workers. The objective of this study was to investigate the working conditions of workers without employment contracts in the food sector (waiters/waitresses) in Diamantina/MG. Interviews were conducted with waiters/waitresses who work informally in the municipality. The main results regarding: contractual and legal conditions indicate precarious conditions regarding payment of overtime and service fees, minimum break time, hours worked and variable remuneration; physical and material conditions indicate a perception of a safe environment, but with divergences regarding the provision of PPE and deviations from function; regarding the processes and characteristics of the activities, the lack of investment in the qualification of workers and possibilities for growth in the job stood out; and regarding the socio-managerial environment, the pressure and demands stood out, with a great burden of responsibilities without proper training. Finally, reflections were made about the interconnections between decent work and sustainable tourism.

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