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Palrão, T. & Filipe, J. (2016). The increase in event sport tourism demand. Economical repercussions. The case of Portugal. 81st International Atlantic Economic Conference.
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T. Palrão and J. A. Filipe,  "The increase in event sport tourism demand. Economical repercussions. The case of Portugal", in 81st Int. Atlantic Economic Conf., Lisboa, 2016
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@misc{palrão2016_1764940962218,
	author = "Palrão, T. and Filipe, J.",
	title = "The increase in event sport tourism demand. Economical repercussions. The case of Portugal",
	year = "2016",
	howpublished = "Other"
}
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TY  - CPAPER
TI  - The increase in event sport tourism demand. Economical repercussions. The case of Portugal
T2  - 81st International Atlantic Economic Conference
AU  - Palrão, T.
AU  - Filipe, J.
PY  - 2016
CY  - Lisboa
AB  - Sports events assume a major importance in tourism. This relevance results particularly from the fact that there are numerous disciplines that can be practiced, travelling people to participate in multiple sport events around the world. Considering that, it becomes imperative to study the different types of involvement that tourists may have in all of the involved processes.
Particularly, Portugal is a country holding excellent natural conditions for Tourism and for the practice of a considerable number of different sporting activities, many of them possible to be held all year round.
 This study´s intention is to define a framework model which will allow the understanding of the main touristic motivations for tourists’ participation in sports events activities, particularly considering the Gammon & Robinson’s (1997) classification and Weed & Bull (2004).
The main objective of the study is to create a consistent theoretical basis for the study of these events. There is already a possible outcome for the study based on its present stage resulting that, according to either the responsible agents for the sector and either the ones for the specific described events, sports events in Portugal have been increasing and that Portugal is being much demanded for this kind of events.

ER  -