José Antonio Donaire Benito
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3538549 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | José Antonio Donaire Benito |
| NOMBRES | José Antonio Donaire |
| APELLIDO | Benito |
| FIRMA | BENITO J A D |
| AFILIACIONES | Universitat de Girona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8814-4871 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Living the Transition
This study examines the transition after graduation of Chinese post‐graduation migrants in Spain, conceptualizing it as a process of identity reconstruction across social, interpersonal and personal levels. By focusing on graduates as active drivers of migration, this study innovatively situates post‐graduation migrants within the framework of lifestyle migration. From this perspective, the student‐to‐migrant transition is understood not only as …
The role of emotions in moments of crisis
The endurance of the rural idyll. The evolution of urban-rural migrants’ images of rural areas in Mediterranean Spain
Evaluating tourism scenarios within the limit of acceptable change framework in Barcelona
This article introduces an expanded Limit of Acceptable Change model, enhancing the traditional approach by incorporating various tourism scenarios and a broader range of indicators. This approach allows to gain a more comprehensive understanding and foresee the effects of diverse tourist profiles and intensities of use in Barcelona. It considers factors like motivation, origin, and accommodation type, and evaluates their effects on key sustainab…
From overtourism to overall-mobility
Drawing from the New Mobility Paradigm, tourist cities embody more complexity than mere dichotomies of ‘hosts’ versus ‘guests.’ They are the result of multiple users of urban space overlapping in a highly mobile and hyper-nomadic society. By combining mobile positioning-based data, various official surveys, and the interpolation of census data, this article measures the relative weight of the different users of the city of Barcelona in 2019 and t…
Tourism-philia versus tourism-phobia
The current research on hosts' perceptions of tourism has focused on survey-based studies, proving their heterogeneity at the moment of the study, but lacking to present any evolution over time. This paper aims to show if, and how, hosts' public narratives of tourism have changed in the particular case of the city of Barcelona (Spain) from 2004 to 2015, analyzing any common and opposing points of their argumentation as they may change over time. …
Modeling tourist itineraries in heritage cities
Los turistas no tienen un comportamiento aleatorio en las ciudades monumentales, sino que se guan consciente o inconscientemente por unos itinerarios socialmente construidos
The social construction of the image of Girona
Tourism-philia versus tourism-phobia
The current research on hosts' perceptions of tourism has focused on survey-based studies, proving their heterogeneity at the moment of the study, but lacking to present any evolution over time. This paper aims to show if, and how, hosts' public narratives of tourism have changed in the particular case of the city of Barcelona (Spain) from 2004 to 2015, analyzing any common and opposing points of their argumentation as they may change over time. …
The social construction of the image of Girona
The endurance of the rural idyll. The evolution of urban-rural migrants’ images of rural areas in Mediterranean Spain
Modeling tourist itineraries in heritage cities
Los turistas no tienen un comportamiento aleatorio en las ciudades monumentales, sino que se guan consciente o inconscientemente por unos itinerarios socialmente construidos
Evaluating tourism scenarios within the limit of acceptable change framework in Barcelona
This article introduces an expanded Limit of Acceptable Change model, enhancing the traditional approach by incorporating various tourism scenarios and a broader range of indicators. This approach allows to gain a more comprehensive understanding and foresee the effects of diverse tourist profiles and intensities of use in Barcelona. It considers factors like motivation, origin, and accommodation type, and evaluates their effects on key sustainab…
The social construction of the image of Girona
Modeling tourist itineraries in heritage cities
Los turistas no tienen un comportamiento aleatorio en las ciudades monumentales, sino que se guan consciente o inconscientemente por unos itinerarios socialmente construidos
Tourism-philia versus tourism-phobia
The current research on hosts' perceptions of tourism has focused on survey-based studies, proving their heterogeneity at the moment of the study, but lacking to present any evolution over time. This paper aims to show if, and how, hosts' public narratives of tourism have changed in the particular case of the city of Barcelona (Spain) from 2004 to 2015, analyzing any common and opposing points of their argumentation as they may change over time. …
Evaluating tourism scenarios within the limit of acceptable change framework in Barcelona
This article introduces an expanded Limit of Acceptable Change model, enhancing the traditional approach by incorporating various tourism scenarios and a broader range of indicators. This approach allows to gain a more comprehensive understanding and foresee the effects of diverse tourist profiles and intensities of use in Barcelona. It considers factors like motivation, origin, and accommodation type, and evaluates their effects on key sustainab…
From overtourism to overall-mobility
Drawing from the New Mobility Paradigm, tourist cities embody more complexity than mere dichotomies of ‘hosts’ versus ‘guests.’ They are the result of multiple users of urban space overlapping in a highly mobile and hyper-nomadic society. By combining mobile positioning-based data, various official surveys, and the interpolation of census data, this article measures the relative weight of the different users of the city of Barcelona in 2019 and t…
The role of emotions in moments of crisis
The endurance of the rural idyll. The evolution of urban-rural migrants’ images of rural areas in Mediterranean Spain
Living the Transition
This study examines the transition after graduation of Chinese post‐graduation migrants in Spain, conceptualizing it as a process of identity reconstruction across social, interpersonal and personal levels. By focusing on graduates as active drivers of migration, this study innovatively situates post‐graduation migrants within the framework of lifestyle migration. From this perspective, the student‐to‐migrant transition is understood not only as …
Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (5 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Tourism (4 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Advertising (2 obras)