Inaiá Carvalho
Biographic Data
| ID | 896959 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Inaiá Carvalho |
| GIVEN NAMES | Inaiá |
| FAMILY NAME | Carvalho |
| SIGNATURE | CARVALHO I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Europeia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1372-1299 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Machine Translation and Communication Accommodation in Hotel–Guest Interactions
Despite advancements in artificial intelligence, machine translation's impact on tourism remains underexplored. Leveraging Communication Accommodation Theory, we investigated the following research questions from the hotel's perspective: (a) How is machine translation used in service encounters in high‐end hotels in Lisbon and Barcelona? (b) How does machine translation impact communication accommodation (both cognitive and affective) in these ho…
Education 2070: A Conceptual Framework
This conceptual article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could transform education in the next 50 years. It envisions a society with high share of workless individuals where AI is utilized for the common good. The study curricula will focus on developing human skills, promoting co-existence, collaboration, and co-construction of knowledge with AI, ensuring the acquisition of necessary skills for species survival in the case of a technolo…
ChatGPT for tourism: Applications, benefits and risks
Purpose The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is disrupting various industries, including the tourism sector. This paper aims to outline the applications, benefits and risks of ChatGPT and large language models in general on tourism. It also aims to establish a research agenda for investigating the implications of these models in tourism. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on the available literature on ChatGPT, large language models and a…
Traveling To learn English or another language? Language tourists in profile
Fado, urban popular song, and intangible heritage: Perceptions of authenticity and emotions in TripAdvisor reviews
Intangible cultural heritage, such as music, often becomes the symbol of urban spaces. One example is fado, a music genre that originated in Lisbon, Portugal. With the increasing prominence of fado as a cultural heritage, an increasing number of tourists are attracted to fado shows. In this context, this study seeks to answer the following research question: “How do emotion and authenticity relate to visitors’ overall satisfaction in fado venues?…
Who are the language tourists? A factor‐cluster analysis based on language‐related attitudes, beliefs, and travel outcomes
Researching language tourism (where language learning is a primary or secondary motivation for the trip) is a growing field of interest as the importance of language within tourism experiences is recognized. Conceptually located at the intersection of cultural, youth, academic, and educational tourism, past research has focused on the analysis of tourists who travel to formally learn a language, missing out on an important number of tourists who …
You can see both sides of the coin’ how the pursuit of language skills influences the travel experience
This study aims to understand how the pursuit of language skills influences the travel experience of those who travel with language learning goals as a primary or secondary motivation. Based on a review of the literature on language tourism and learning through travel, qualitative interviews were carried out with a heterogeneous sample of participants to capture common patterns in their experiences. Analysis of the responses suggested that partic…
Robot Coworkers: The Vision of Future Hoteliers
The purpose of this study is to understand how future employees in the hospitality and tourism industry envision the use of artificial intelligence in the organizations where they wish to work in the future. Through open-ended questions applied to undergraduate and master’s students in the area of tourism and hospitality, we capture their opinions when thinking about the partial or total use of robots in hospitality. Despite the increasing implem…
“Seeing a country with your own eyes”: The impact of immersion experiences in language travel
This study approaches immersion experiences in the context of language tourism. Immersion is here understood as tourists’ extensive engagement and interaction with the members of the host culture. Previous studies have pointed out that language tourism implies a deeper contact with locals; however, other studies have observed that many language programmes abroad are not always as immersive as expected. These contradictory findings suggest that th…
One step from the deep ocean: Linking research and governance for the Tagus river estuary and the Lisbon canyon system – A conference report
“It’s nice when they speak back to you in Chinese!” Insights into linguistic accommodation in language travel
Linguistic accommodation is a topic as quotidian in tourism practice, as neglected in tourism literature. The purpose of this research note is to bring some insights into the nature of linguistic accommodation among a group of language travelers, using the lens of serious leisure (Stebbins, 1982). These travelers tend to have atypical patterns of linguistic accommodation, since they struggle to accommodate linguistically to locals, instead of exp…
Beyond the glass ceiling: Gendering tourism management
Agency, structures and women managers' views of their careers in tourism
Gender, flexibility and the ‘ideal tourism worker’
Revisitando Os Efeitos De Lugar: Segregação E Acesso Ao Mercado De Trabalho Em Uma Metrópole Brasileira
Este artigo se propõe a discutir o denominado "efeito território", compreendido como os benefícios ou prejuízos que afetam alguns grupos sociais em decorrência de sua localização no espaço urbano, analisando como o local de moradia interfere sobre o acesso e a incorporação ao mercado de trabalho, com base em uma pesquisa efetuada na terceira maior capital brasileira, a cidade de Salvador. Para tanto, ele começa se reportando à literatura existent…
Gender, flexibility and the ‘ideal tourism worker’
Beyond the glass ceiling: Gendering tourism management
Revisitando Os Efeitos De Lugar: Segregação E Acesso Ao Mercado De Trabalho Em Uma Metrópole Brasileira
Este artigo se propõe a discutir o denominado "efeito território", compreendido como os benefícios ou prejuízos que afetam alguns grupos sociais em decorrência de sua localização no espaço urbano, analisando como o local de moradia interfere sobre o acesso e a incorporação ao mercado de trabalho, com base em uma pesquisa efetuada na terceira maior capital brasileira, a cidade de Salvador. Para tanto, ele começa se reportando à literatura existent…
Agency, structures and women managers' views of their careers in tourism
Gender, flexibility and the ‘ideal tourism worker’
Revisitando Os Efeitos De Lugar: Segregação E Acesso Ao Mercado De Trabalho Em Uma Metrópole Brasileira
Este artigo se propõe a discutir o denominado "efeito território", compreendido como os benefícios ou prejuízos que afetam alguns grupos sociais em decorrência de sua localização no espaço urbano, analisando como o local de moradia interfere sobre o acesso e a incorporação ao mercado de trabalho, com base em uma pesquisa efetuada na terceira maior capital brasileira, a cidade de Salvador. Para tanto, ele começa se reportando à literatura existent…
Agency, structures and women managers' views of their careers in tourism
Beyond the glass ceiling: Gendering tourism management
“It’s nice when they speak back to you in Chinese!” Insights into linguistic accommodation in language travel
Linguistic accommodation is a topic as quotidian in tourism practice, as neglected in tourism literature. The purpose of this research note is to bring some insights into the nature of linguistic accommodation among a group of language travelers, using the lens of serious leisure (Stebbins, 1982). These travelers tend to have atypical patterns of linguistic accommodation, since they struggle to accommodate linguistically to locals, instead of exp…
Robot Coworkers: The Vision of Future Hoteliers
The purpose of this study is to understand how future employees in the hospitality and tourism industry envision the use of artificial intelligence in the organizations where they wish to work in the future. Through open-ended questions applied to undergraduate and master’s students in the area of tourism and hospitality, we capture their opinions when thinking about the partial or total use of robots in hospitality. Despite the increasing implem…
“Seeing a country with your own eyes”: The impact of immersion experiences in language travel
This study approaches immersion experiences in the context of language tourism. Immersion is here understood as tourists’ extensive engagement and interaction with the members of the host culture. Previous studies have pointed out that language tourism implies a deeper contact with locals; however, other studies have observed that many language programmes abroad are not always as immersive as expected. These contradictory findings suggest that th…
One step from the deep ocean: Linking research and governance for the Tagus river estuary and the Lisbon canyon system – A conference report
Fado, urban popular song, and intangible heritage: Perceptions of authenticity and emotions in TripAdvisor reviews
Intangible cultural heritage, such as music, often becomes the symbol of urban spaces. One example is fado, a music genre that originated in Lisbon, Portugal. With the increasing prominence of fado as a cultural heritage, an increasing number of tourists are attracted to fado shows. In this context, this study seeks to answer the following research question: “How do emotion and authenticity relate to visitors’ overall satisfaction in fado venues?…
Who are the language tourists? A factor‐cluster analysis based on language‐related attitudes, beliefs, and travel outcomes
Researching language tourism (where language learning is a primary or secondary motivation for the trip) is a growing field of interest as the importance of language within tourism experiences is recognized. Conceptually located at the intersection of cultural, youth, academic, and educational tourism, past research has focused on the analysis of tourists who travel to formally learn a language, missing out on an important number of tourists who …
You can see both sides of the coin’ how the pursuit of language skills influences the travel experience
This study aims to understand how the pursuit of language skills influences the travel experience of those who travel with language learning goals as a primary or secondary motivation. Based on a review of the literature on language tourism and learning through travel, qualitative interviews were carried out with a heterogeneous sample of participants to capture common patterns in their experiences. Analysis of the responses suggested that partic…
ChatGPT for tourism: Applications, benefits and risks
Purpose The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is disrupting various industries, including the tourism sector. This paper aims to outline the applications, benefits and risks of ChatGPT and large language models in general on tourism. It also aims to establish a research agenda for investigating the implications of these models in tourism. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on the available literature on ChatGPT, large language models and a…
Traveling To learn English or another language? Language tourists in profile
Education 2070: A Conceptual Framework
This conceptual article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could transform education in the next 50 years. It envisions a society with high share of workless individuals where AI is utilized for the common good. The study curricula will focus on developing human skills, promoting co-existence, collaboration, and co-construction of knowledge with AI, ensuring the acquisition of necessary skills for species survival in the case of a technolo…
Machine Translation and Communication Accommodation in Hotel–Guest Interactions
Despite advancements in artificial intelligence, machine translation's impact on tourism remains underexplored. Leveraging Communication Accommodation Theory, we investigated the following research questions from the hotel's perspective: (a) How is machine translation used in service encounters in high‐end hotels in Lisbon and Barcelona? (b) How does machine translation impact communication accommodation (both cognitive and affective) in these ho…
Tourism (11 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Hospitality and Tourism Education (5 works) · Linguistics (5 works)