Turismo de Quarentena: uma nova forma de turismo?
Abstract
The social isolation imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world in 2020 has profoundly changed a long list of behaviors, and temporary travel with the purpose of social isolation in second homes became a prime feature in the relationship between tourism and COVID-19. Thus, this research aims to describe and discuss essentials that characterize this form of tourism, that emerges in the interstice between everyday life and the conventional tourism practices. The conclusion is the time-space boundaries between daily life (home town) and tourism (quarantine | isolation destination) blurred even more, demanding new perspectives on “mundane environments”, second home travel, and even tourism itself.
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