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• CG.10 Utilitzar l'enginy i la creativitat per trobar solucions adequades a problemes inèdits.
• CG.4 Recollir i seleccionar informació de manera eficaç i eficient, en funció d'objectius predeterminats, i de diferent procedència i format, respectant l'autoria de les fonts.
• CE.8 Controlar les característiques i iniciatives de la direcció, gestió i planificació turística
• CE.7 Analitzar el funcionament i el procediment dels diversos àmbits de l'activitat turística
• CE.10 Utilitzar tècniques, mètodes i models bàsics de les disciplines turístiques

1. Definition of Smart Tourism Destinations (STD), based on the concept of Smart Cities.

2. Focus on how technology is used in tourism destinations to improve service quality and tourist satisfaction.

3. Analysis of tourists' expectations and how smart solutions aim to meet them.

4. Connection between Smart Tourism Destinations and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

5. Emphasis on gender equality within the context of smart and sustainable tourism.

6. Overview of the benefits, limitations, and key challenges of implementing Smart Tourism Destinations

• Digital accessibility of smart cities - tourism for all and reducing inequalities: Tourism Agenda 2030 | Emerald Insight. Recuperat , a Digital accessibility of smart cities - tourism for all and reducing inequalities: Tourism Agenda 2030 | Emerald Insight
• Smart tourism destinations: a critical reflection | Emerald Insight. Recuperat , a Smart tourism destinations: a critical reflection | Emerald Insight
• SMART TOURISM DESTINATION SMART TOURISM DESTINATION - Universitat de Girona. Recuperat , a SMART TOURISM DESTINATION SMART TOURISM DESTINATION - Universitat de Girona
• The Spanish Model for Smart Tourism Destination Management : A Methodological Approach - Universitat de Girona. Recuperat , a The Spanish Model for Smart Tourism Destination Management : A Methodological Approach - Universitat de Girona
• What is a Smart Destination in Practice? The Interpretation of DMO Managers from Spanish World Heritage Cities: Tourism Planning & Development: Vol 21, No 4. Recuperat , a What is a Smart Destination in Practice? The Interpretation of DMO Managers from Spanish World Heritage Cities: Tourism Planning & Development: Vol 21, No 4

Activitats d'avaluació:

Single assessment. You must pass an exam for all topics. If you do not pass the exam in the ordinary call, you can take it in the extraordinary session (or extraordinary call.
Continuous assessment. All assessment elements must be completed. As detailed in the final project and individual case study, a minimum score of 5 is required to be counted against the remaining assessment elements. If necessary, everything (except for class activities, exercises, and other items, and attendance) can be repeated in the extraordinary session (or extraordinary call)

Criteris específics de la nota «No Presentat»:
According to regulations of the University of Girona:
The qualification of "Not Presented" exhausts the qualification call for the purposes provided for in the regulations for Permanence and progression in undergraduate studies of the University of Girona.

Avaluació única:
A single assessment may be requested for one or more subjects when the interested person considers that they cannot undergo continuous assessment due to:
b1. Irresolvable work incompatibilities (external internships are not considered).
b2. Long-term health problems.
b3. Serious family reasons.
b4. Existence of relevant academic difficulties to be able to continue the continuous assessment of subjects not passed and enrolled in the second or subsequent call.
Interested students must request it through the online secretariat, attaching the relevant documentation, and the deadlines will be:
First semester subjects: 13/10/2025

Requisits mínims per aprovar:
The minimum qualification to pass the subject is to obtain a minimum of 5 in the overall grade with the parameters established in the previous section.

Tutoring will be held on Mondays from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM by appointment via email in Espai coEUM, Despacho Turismo y Empresa, c/ Consell de Cent, 143. 08015 Barcelona.

The means of communication that will be used are the following:
- MOODLE (schedules, information on activities/work, resources, etc.) communications of any new developments or variations in the programming.
- MOODLE MESSAGE reminders of deliveries and any necessary communications
- EUM corporate EMAIL (x.x@eum.es)

The gender perspective is latent in all topics and it will be required that each work/activity incorporate a point on this aspect. At the same time, each assignment/activity will be asked to consider the SDGs. Since they may cover diverse topics, it is not possible to establish in advance which specific SDGs will be addressed.
Topic 1: Definition of Smart Tourism Destinations (STD), based on the concept of Smart Cities; Focus on how technology is used in tourism destinations to improve service quality.SDGs 11, - SOFT SKILLS 11,8
Topic 2: Tourist satisfaction in smart destinations; Analysis of tourists' expectations and how smart solutions aim to meet them: SDGs - SOFT SKILLS 17, 14,13
Topic 3: Connection between Smart Tourism Destinations and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); Emphasis on gender equality within the context of smart and sustainable tourism: SDGs 5 + A GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF ALL SDGs. SOFT SKILLS 5, 21
Topic 4: Overview of the benefits, limitations, and key challenges of implementing Smart Tourism Destinations: SDGs 12 - SOFT SKILLS 2,10,12