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- Challenge and conceptual solution for young football players in PortugalPublication . Rodrigues, P.; Fernandes, C.; Teixeira, F.; Tebús, J.; Azevedo, J.; Pawlak, M.; Khan, M.; Pereira, Fernando A.The challenge titled "Footballer's Journey Upgrade" aims to improve the living conditions and safety of young football players arriving in Portugal to play professionally, who face financial and social instability. The proposed solution involves the development of a computer/mobile app that functions as a support platform for these players. This platform will offer job proposals from support groups and legal information about transfers/registrations in football leagues. Additionally, there will be a system allowing players to freely and anonymously share their experiences with agents and clubs. This project represents an innovative effort to provide support and security to young football talents in Portugal, addressing critical challenges they face at the beginning of their professional careers.
- Defining industrial tourism in the cross-border region of Portugal and SpainPublication . Scalabrini, Elaine C.B.; Alves, Francisco; Neto, Reginaldo; Teixeira, F.; García, Joaquin; Velasco, M.; Teixeira, João Paulo; Vaz, Roberto; Fernandes, Paula OdeteThis paper deals with the definition and valorisation of industrial and pre-industrial tourism in the cross-border region of Terras de Trás-os-Montes (Portugal) and Castilla y León (Spain). Industrial and pre-industrial heritage is crucial to collective memory and has significant cultural, historical and tourist value. Industrial tourism is emerging as an initiative that enhances historic landscapes and contributes to urban development, the revitalisation of communities and the preservation of heritage. It is considered an innovative strategy for rehabilitating territories, transforming old facilities into attractions, exploring historic sites or operating companies. The “IN_GENIOS_DUERO_DOURO” project focused on promoting this heritage in the Douro-Duero Euroregion. The methodology included detailed mapping and characterisation, creating a database with 1,079 sites identified in 22 Portuguese and 80 Spanish municipalities. The results show that most sites are in Spain (77.1 %). The municipalities with the most identified sites are Valladolid (250) in Spain and Mirandela (32) in Portugal. The main heritage categories include transport infrastructure (335), wineries (255) and the food industry (221). Around 47.27 per cent of the sites identified are accessible to tourists. The database created is fundamental for valuing, safeguarding and designing tourist routes.
