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Zélia Maria De Jesus Breda

Universidade de Aveiro
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Zélia Breda holds a PhD in Tourism, a Master's degree in Chinese Studies with a specialization in Business and International Relations, and a Licenciatura (5-year degree) in Tourism Management and Planning from the University of Aveiro, where she is a tenured Assistant Professor. She currently serves as the Vice-Director of the PhD Program in Tourism and is a full member of the Research Unit "Governance, Competitiveness, and Public Policies." In addition to her academic roles, she is a senior consultant at Idtour, a company focused on tourism research and development. She is also actively involved in the academic community, serving on the editorial and scientific boards of several national and international academic journals, as well as participating in the organizing and scientific committees of various international tourism conferences. Her research expertise is reflected in her extensive scholarly output, which includes authoring and co-authoring numerous national and international publications and communications in the field of tourism. Moreover, she has played a key role in multiple tourism research projects, contributing as both a team member and a consultant.

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Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change | 2026

André Pedrosa

Filomena Martins

Zélia Breda

Rubén González

António Costa

Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change | 2025

Faruk Seyitoğlu

Carlos Costa

Zelia Breda

European Public & Social Innovation Review | 2025

Michelle Maiurro

Zélia Breda

Filipa Brandão

Carlos Costa

Heliyon | 2024

Vitor Rodrigues

Zélia Breda

Carlos Rodrigues

Revista Brasileira de Pesquisa em Turismo, | 2023

Carlos Costa

Z. Breda

Information Technology & Tourism | 2023

Vitor Rodrigues

Celeste Eusébio

Zélia Breda