Subproject 65
Analysis of impacts on tourism in Brumadinho and in the affected region
Subproject 65 seeks to identify and characterize the effects of the dam failure on the characteristic tourism activities in the municipalities affected by the collapse of the Córrego do Feijão mine dam in Brumadinho covered by the research. The research also intends to analyze the impacts and changes in the offer of tourist activities/events considering the functioning of tourist activities/events; changes in the level of activity of tourist services; the impacts and changes in infrastructure and support services.
This objective is divided into:
- Assess the impacts and changes in tourist attractions and the image of tourist destinations in the affected region;
- Evaluate any mitigation and remediation measures that have been developed, that are in place and planned; Suggest mitigation and repair measures
Methodological Steps
1st Stage: Qualitative research, through the survey of secondary data, whose main contribution is the city halls directly or indirectly affected by the disaster, and the website Portal Minas Gerais, which maintains the inventory data of the municipalities.
2nd Step: Structuring a geographic database based on data from attractions, collected from secondary data sources also in the field research.
3rd Stage: Spatialization of the offer related to the tourist attractions of the municipalities, based on the data collected and arranged in the Geographical Database - BDG, which enables different spatial analyzes to be carried out, and the crossing of these data relating the most affected attractions regarding distance from the area directly affected, as well as pointing out possible links between municipalities and their tourist attractions.
4th Step: Characterization of impacts on tourist attractions, through an online questionnaire directed to managers of tourist attractions in order to identify direct and indirect impacts, observing the change in the number of visitors; physical damage to the visiting infrastructure; environmental damage (invasion by mud); temporary closing of the attraction; decreased attractiveness, and the quality of the landscape for recreational tourism and outdoor activities.
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Subproject 65 Timeline
• Data collection in the main databases: RAIS, CAGED, IPEA; João Pinheiro Foundation;
• Request and analysis and selection of data generated in previous calls, and subject to treatment with the scope of the report.
• Request and analysis of tourist inventories of affected municipalities;
• Identification of the main subjects for the qualitative phase of the research;
• Construction of the database;
• Conducting interviews;
• Conducting field visits;
• Request for guest records from accommodation facilities;
• Identify the impacts generated on characteristic tourism activities (ACT's), on infrastructure and support services.
• Analyze changes in ACTs and infrastructure and support services;
• Assessment of impacts on tourist attractions
• Measurement of impacts on the image of tourist destinations affected by the disaster.
• Identification and survey of potential measures observed throughout the desk research, secondary data and throughout the field research.
• Data collection in the main databases: RAIS, CAGED, IPEA; João Pinheiro Foundation;
• Request and analysis and selection of data generated in previous calls, and subject to treatment with the scope of the report.
• Request and analysis of tourist inventories of affected municipalities;
• Identification of the main subjects for the qualitative phase of the research;
• Construction of the database;
• Conducting interviews;
• Conducting field visits;
• Request for guest records from accommodation facilities;
• Identify the impacts generated on characteristic tourism activities (ACT's), on infrastructure and support services.
• Analyze changes in ACTs and infrastructure and support services;
• Assessment of impacts on tourist attractions
• Measurement of impacts on the image of tourist destinations affected by the disaster.
• Identification and survey of potential measures observed throughout the desk research, secondary data and throughout the field research.
• Data collection in the main databases: RAIS, CAGED, IPEA; João Pinheiro Foundation;
• Request and analysis and selection of data generated in previous calls, and subject to treatment with the scope of the report.
• Request and analysis of tourist inventories of affected municipalities;
• Identification of the main subjects for the qualitative phase of the research;
• Construction of the database;
• Conducting interviews;
• Conducting field visits;
• Request for guest records from accommodation facilities;
• Identify the impacts generated on characteristic tourism activities (ACT's), on infrastructure and support services.
• Analyze changes in ACTs and infrastructure and support services;
• Assessment of impacts on tourist attractions
• Measurement of impacts on the image of tourist destinations affected by the disaster.
• Identification and survey of potential measures observed throughout the desk research, secondary data and throughout the field research.
• Construction of the database;
• Conducting interviews;
• Conducting field visits;
• Request for guest records from accommodation facilities;
• Identify the impacts generated on characteristic tourism activities (ACT's), on infrastructure and support services.
• Analyze changes in ACTs and infrastructure and support services;
• Assessment of impacts on tourist attractions
• Measurement of impacts on the image of tourist destinations affected by the disaster.
• Identification and survey of potential measures observed throughout the desk research, secondary data and throughout the field research.
• Assessment of impacts on tourist attractions
• Measurement of impacts on the image of tourist destinations affected by the disaster.
• Identification and survey of potential measures observed throughout the desk research, secondary data and throughout the field research.
• Identification and survey of potential measures observed throughout the desk research, secondary data and throughout the field research.
• Identification and collection of potential measurements observed throughout the cabinet survey, secondary data and throughout the field survey.
• Consolidation of all survey results;
• Preparation of executive summary
• Consolidation of all the search results;
• Preparation of executive summary