F González-Reverté
Biographic Data
| ID | 676111 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F González-Reverté |
| GIVEN NAMES | F |
| FAMILY NAME | González-Reverté |
| SIGNATURE | GONZÁLEZ-REVERTÉ F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9554-3934 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Processes of Negotiation of Ethnicity in Indigenous Tourism
This article presents research aimed at understanding how ethnicity is socially negotiated in the context of the development of indigenous tourism among the Mapuche community (Chile). Based on in-depth interviews conducted through qualitative and ethnographic research in almost all tourism initiatives in Mapuche community territories in various regions of Chile, we developed an interpretation of the narratives to understand the discursive formati…
Reset or temporary break? Attitudinal change, risk perception and future travel intention in tourists experiencing the Covid-19 pandemic
Purpose There is little knowledge to date regarding the influence of the COVID-19 health crisis on tourists' intention to travel differently in the future. This paper addresses this and explores its determinants. The objective of the present study is to determine to what extent the Spanish tourists affected by COVID-19 may change the way they travel in the future, according to the perceived risk of travel in a pandemic context. Design/methodology…
Is it possible to replace Airbnb short-term rentals with social housing? A motivational analysis from Spanish Airbnb hosts
The article analyses, from the point of view of Spanish Airbnb hosts, the options for converting rented short-term units into alternative and social housing. Framed in the self-determination theory (SDT), different intrinsic and extrinsic motivational variables for home sharing are combined, through cluster analysis, to identify three different hosts' profiles (social and economic motivated, economic motivated and social motivated). To collect da…
Space, identity and festivals. Spatial empowerment and the construction of identity discourses through the lens of heritage festival organizers
The study analyzes the discourse on local identity developed by festival organizers in a heritage city with emerging tourism development (Tarragona, Spain). Drawing on the concept of spatiality and spatial empowerment, and through data obtained from in-depth interviews with local festival organizers, an analysis about the role of spatiality in festivals is carried out. The main result shows the existence of different spatial strategies employed i…
Airbnb as a hotel competitor in touristified cities. Perceptions among upscale hoteliers in Barcelona
This study explores the opinions and perceptions that shape narratives among 4-star hotel managers around Airbnb as a competitor, and presents the arguments on which their differences in perception are based. We used an interpretive and emic approach to obtain data through in-depth interviews with upscale hotel executives in the city of Barcelona in its present state of touristification. The results suggest that the dominant discourse among hotel…
The social construction of touristification. Residents' perspectives on mobilities and moorings
One of the last decade's major challenges faced by tourist cities has been dominated by the increasing tourism flows that have harmed the quality of life of residents, the neighbourhood's sense of belonging, and the stakeholders' concerns regarding reliance on tourism. However, tourism mobilities are not the only drivers of structural change in cities. The advent of temporary residents, digital nomads, international students, short-stay expats, a…
Tourismification narratives and the ‘Transformative turn’ in tourism. An analysis derived from the Spanish press debate on the Barcelona tourism model
This article analyses the content of 2742 news items on tourismification and tourism-phobia in Barcelona published in the Spanish press between 2008 and 2020. Based on Foucault’s theoretical approach to the study of discourse and applying a content analysis method, the social construction of a tourism model is critically analysed through the examination of tourismification narratives. The dominant discourse on tourismification expressed by the Sp…
The role of identity in events scheduling
The social construction of touristification. Residents' perspectives on mobilities and moorings
One of the last decade's major challenges faced by tourist cities has been dominated by the increasing tourism flows that have harmed the quality of life of residents, the neighbourhood's sense of belonging, and the stakeholders' concerns regarding reliance on tourism. However, tourism mobilities are not the only drivers of structural change in cities. The advent of temporary residents, digital nomads, international students, short-stay expats, a…
Space, identity and festivals. Spatial empowerment and the construction of identity discourses through the lens of heritage festival organizers
The study analyzes the discourse on local identity developed by festival organizers in a heritage city with emerging tourism development (Tarragona, Spain). Drawing on the concept of spatiality and spatial empowerment, and through data obtained from in-depth interviews with local festival organizers, an analysis about the role of spatiality in festivals is carried out. The main result shows the existence of different spatial strategies employed i…
The role of identity in events scheduling
The role of identity in events scheduling
Tourismification narratives and the ‘Transformative turn’ in tourism. An analysis derived from the Spanish press debate on the Barcelona tourism model
This article analyses the content of 2742 news items on tourismification and tourism-phobia in Barcelona published in the Spanish press between 2008 and 2020. Based on Foucault’s theoretical approach to the study of discourse and applying a content analysis method, the social construction of a tourism model is critically analysed through the examination of tourismification narratives. The dominant discourse on tourismification expressed by the Sp…
Space, identity and festivals. Spatial empowerment and the construction of identity discourses through the lens of heritage festival organizers
The study analyzes the discourse on local identity developed by festival organizers in a heritage city with emerging tourism development (Tarragona, Spain). Drawing on the concept of spatiality and spatial empowerment, and through data obtained from in-depth interviews with local festival organizers, an analysis about the role of spatiality in festivals is carried out. The main result shows the existence of different spatial strategies employed i…
Airbnb as a hotel competitor in touristified cities. Perceptions among upscale hoteliers in Barcelona
This study explores the opinions and perceptions that shape narratives among 4-star hotel managers around Airbnb as a competitor, and presents the arguments on which their differences in perception are based. We used an interpretive and emic approach to obtain data through in-depth interviews with upscale hotel executives in the city of Barcelona in its present state of touristification. The results suggest that the dominant discourse among hotel…
The social construction of touristification. Residents' perspectives on mobilities and moorings
One of the last decade's major challenges faced by tourist cities has been dominated by the increasing tourism flows that have harmed the quality of life of residents, the neighbourhood's sense of belonging, and the stakeholders' concerns regarding reliance on tourism. However, tourism mobilities are not the only drivers of structural change in cities. The advent of temporary residents, digital nomads, international students, short-stay expats, a…
Is it possible to replace Airbnb short-term rentals with social housing? A motivational analysis from Spanish Airbnb hosts
The article analyses, from the point of view of Spanish Airbnb hosts, the options for converting rented short-term units into alternative and social housing. Framed in the self-determination theory (SDT), different intrinsic and extrinsic motivational variables for home sharing are combined, through cluster analysis, to identify three different hosts' profiles (social and economic motivated, economic motivated and social motivated). To collect da…
Reset or temporary break? Attitudinal change, risk perception and future travel intention in tourists experiencing the Covid-19 pandemic
Purpose There is little knowledge to date regarding the influence of the COVID-19 health crisis on tourists' intention to travel differently in the future. This paper addresses this and explores its determinants. The objective of the present study is to determine to what extent the Spanish tourists affected by COVID-19 may change the way they travel in the future, according to the perceived risk of travel in a pandemic context. Design/methodology…
Processes of Negotiation of Ethnicity in Indigenous Tourism
This article presents research aimed at understanding how ethnicity is socially negotiated in the context of the development of indigenous tourism among the Mapuche community (Chile). Based on in-depth interviews conducted through qualitative and ethnographic research in almost all tourism initiatives in Mapuche community territories in various regions of Chile, we developed an interpretation of the narratives to understand the discursive formati…
Tourism (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works)