Author:Fátima Matos Silva

Publications
The Importance of the Brand to Promote Tourist Destinations: the Cases of Porto (Portugal) and La Paz (Bolivia) Fátima Matos Silva, Helena Albuquerque, Makhabbat Ramazanova, Georgina Chavez, Cecilia Mariaca and Carolina Muñoz Reyes EasyChair Preprint no. 9039
Research Management and Virtual Accessibility: the Case of Paraguayan Universities Fátima Matos Silva, Helena Albuquerque, Makhabbat Ramazanova, José Manuel Silvero, Luciano Román, José Díaz, Carlos Montiel, Jorge Eduardo Fuentes Ávila, Beatriz Margarita Barrera Zuleta and Silvia Marín Guzmán EasyChair Preprint no. 8068
Virtual Accessibility to Enhance Research Efficiency: the Case of Bolivia Makhabbat Ramazanova, Fátima Matos Silva, Helena Albuquerque, Georgina Chavez, Ing Cynthia Bojanic, Ingrid Orlandrini, Edgar Iñiguez, Jorge Eduardo Fuentes Ávila, Beatriz Margarita Barrera Zuleta, Silvia Marín Guzmán and Susana Uzqueda EasyChair Preprint no. 8067
Health Tourism Monitor System Model Tiago C. Pereira, Eusébio Costa, Isabel Borges, Fátima Matos Silva, Agostinho Pinto and Enrique Vázquez-Justo EasyChair Preprint no. 8066
Perception of Students of the Degree in Tourism Regarding the Importance of a Foreign Language: English Sónia Leite, Isabel Borges, Eusébio Costa, Fátima Matos Silva and Stéphanie Mota EasyChair Preprint no. 8065
Analysis of the Consumer Behaviour Regarding the Use of Online Food Delivery Apps During Covid-19 Sanitary Restrictions in Portugal Helena Albuquerque, Makhabbat Ramazanova, Isabel Borges, Fátima Matos Silva and Jorge Marques EasyChair Preprint no. 8025

Keyphrases

city brand, communication, Con-sumer Behaviour, COVID-19, creativity, culture, Digital Accessibility., English language, Food Delivery App (FDA), Health and Wellness Tourism, Higher Education Institutions, iconography, Online Food Delivery (OFD), perception, research, research management², Research websites, Restaurants, Smart Cities, Smart Tourism, students, Tourism, tourist destinations, university websites, Virtual accessibility, visual identity, worldwide.