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Cascais: a nova Saint-Tropez dos Franceses
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O presente estudo versa sobre os reformados franceses que residem em Cascais e praticam o Turismo Residencial através da aquisição de segundas residências. O objetivo do trabalho consiste em analisar os motivos que levaram os reformados franceses a migrar para a região de Cascais e adquirirem uma segunda residência; entender todo o processo de integração e instalação dos mesmos neste novo estilo de vida, e por último, apresentar um perfil do turista francês já reformado em Cascais. Para tal, a metodologia adotada para testar as hipóteses de investigação foi a realização de um case study (estudo de caso), através da técnica de recolha de informação bibliográfica, observação participada e realização de entrevistas semi-estruturadas direcionadas a um grupo de nove reformados franceses proprietários de segunda residência na Freguesia de Cascais e Estoril, bem como à Manager do Turismo Residencial da Associação do Turismo de Cascais.
Os principais resultados obtidos através das várias técnicas utilizadas permitiram verificar que se tratam de reformados franceses com uma idade compreendida entre os 68 e os 70 anos, provenientes da zona Oeste e Centro de França, onde o principal motivo por que migraram para Cascais são as condições climatéricas, ao que caracterizam Cascais como um destino com qualidade de vida, tratando-se de indivíduos que se consideram úteis para a comunidade local, no qual se verifica uma integração positiva na comunidade local.
Com o presente trabalho conclui-se que o principal motivo por que os reformados franceses migraram para Cascais foram as condições climatéricas, sendo que os mesmos estimulam o turismo residencial em Cascais, e nunca tiveram problemas de integração com a comunidade local. Porém, necessitam de viajar com regularidade entre o país emissor e o país recetor. Para os reformados franceses, Cascais é um lugar com um significado emocional, no qual imaginavam uma vida agradável no destino. Por fim, os reformados franceses aconselhariam Cascais como um destino para viver a amigos e familiares.
The present study deals with French retirees who live in Cascais and practice Residential Tourism through the acquisition of second homes. The objective of this scientific work is to analyze the reasons why the French pensioners migrated to the region of Cascais and acquired a second residence; understand the whole process of integration and installation of the same in this new lifestyle, and lastly, present a profile of the retired French tourist resident living in Cascais. To that end, the methodology used to test the hypothesis of the present study was through the elaboration of a case study, using the technique of collecting bibliographical information, participant observation, and semi-structured interviews directed to a group of nine retired French owners of a second residence in the parish of Cascais and Estoril, as well as to the Manager of Residential Tourism of the Cascais Tourism Association. The main results obtained through the various techniques used allowed us to verify that they are French pensioners aged between 68 and 70 years, coming from the West and Center of France, where the main reason that led them to migrate to Cascais are the weather conditions, which characterize Cascais as a destination with quality of life, being individuals who consider themselves useful to the community, to which their integration into the community has been positive. With the present work it is concluded that the main reason why the French retirees migrated to Cascais were the climatic conditions, in which they stimulate residential tourism in Cascais, never having problems of integration. However, they need to travel regularly between the sending country and the recipient country. For French retirees, Cascais is a place with an emotional meaning, in which they imagined a pleasant life in the destination. Finally, the French pensioners would advise Cascais as a destination to live for friends and family.
The present study deals with French retirees who live in Cascais and practice Residential Tourism through the acquisition of second homes. The objective of this scientific work is to analyze the reasons why the French pensioners migrated to the region of Cascais and acquired a second residence; understand the whole process of integration and installation of the same in this new lifestyle, and lastly, present a profile of the retired French tourist resident living in Cascais. To that end, the methodology used to test the hypothesis of the present study was through the elaboration of a case study, using the technique of collecting bibliographical information, participant observation, and semi-structured interviews directed to a group of nine retired French owners of a second residence in the parish of Cascais and Estoril, as well as to the Manager of Residential Tourism of the Cascais Tourism Association. The main results obtained through the various techniques used allowed us to verify that they are French pensioners aged between 68 and 70 years, coming from the West and Center of France, where the main reason that led them to migrate to Cascais are the weather conditions, which characterize Cascais as a destination with quality of life, being individuals who consider themselves useful to the community, to which their integration into the community has been positive. With the present work it is concluded that the main reason why the French retirees migrated to Cascais were the climatic conditions, in which they stimulate residential tourism in Cascais, never having problems of integration. However, they need to travel regularly between the sending country and the recipient country. For French retirees, Cascais is a place with an emotional meaning, in which they imagined a pleasant life in the destination. Finally, the French pensioners would advise Cascais as a destination to live for friends and family.
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Turismo Residencial Reformados franceses Segundas residências Integração Migração