Helena Costa
Niéde has long been known and admired by those working for more inclusive tourism. In Serra da Capivara, this courageous scientist led movements that looked not only at the
An enormous challenge, that of proposing some reflection on realities – in the plural! -, artificial intelligence, past, present and future of humanity in all the senses we want to give to this term. After all, the
Text authored by Helena Costa and Mateus Alves, researchers at LETS, published in partnership with Turismo Spot on 05/22/2025.
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LETS participated in WTM Latin America @wtmlat, yesterday. Through our researcher @jaqueline.gil, we moderated two panels within the scope of the Tourism, Sustainability and Diversity discussions:
1. The importance of Partnerships
We live in spasms. This statement could be made, it is almost certain, by any professional who works in the field of cultural heritage preservation in Brazil.
After January 8, 2023, the
