Stefano Duglio
Università degli Studi di Torino, Dipartimento di Management, Faculty Member
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Evidence from several studies shows that small-scale sport events may have more positive repercussions for the host community than major ones in terms of both economic and social impacts. This study estimates the economic impacts on a... more
Evidence from several studies shows that small-scale sport events may have more positive repercussions for the host community than major ones in terms of both economic and social impacts. This study estimates the economic impacts on a small community derived from athletes’ expenditure at a specific small-scale sport tourism event, the Italo-Swiss mountain endurance trail CollonTrek. Even if this kind of event is considered a minor sport event, generating very limited economic activity, this study supports the hypothesis that the funds invested by the public administration are compensated for by revenue generated during the trail. In fact, according to the three analyzed scenarios (Conservative, Average and Liberal), for each euro invested by the public administration, an economic return between €17.62 and €18.92 has been estimated, and between €5.64 and €6.9 (32%–36.47%) represent the direct economic return for the local community. Furthermore, in addition to the direct economic benefits, in accordance with the feedback from a sample of participants at the event (n = 180), this kind of event has positive implications in terms of future tourism for the host valley, pointing out how this kind of tourist activities has positive repercussions in terms of economic and social sustainability.
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Il presente lavoro riporta i primi risultati del capitolo "Energia" del progetto "Osservatorio Tecnologico, gestionale e formativo per la sicurezza in montagna, la tutela dell'ambiente montano e delle strutture... more
Il presente lavoro riporta i primi risultati del capitolo "Energia" del progetto "Osservatorio Tecnologico, gestionale e formativo per la sicurezza in montagna, la tutela dell'ambiente montano e delle strutture ricettive alpine", promosso dalla Fondazione Montagna Sicura – Montagne sûre di Courmayeur, attuato dal Dipartimento di Scienze Merceologiche dell'Università di Torino in collaborazione con la Fondazione stessa, con il supporto economico della Compagnia di San Paolo di Torino e dell'Assessorato Territorio, Ambiente e Opere pubbliche della Regione Autonoma Valle d'Aosta nell'ambito del programma Interreg III A Alcotra. L'Osservatorio vuole essere un supporto per i gestori dei rifugi alpini della Valle d'Aosta e, fra i suoi obiettivi, mira alla creazione di una banca dati sulle tecnologie ecocompatibili che possono essere utilizzate nelle strutture ricettive d'alta quota. Come primo passo si è condotta un'analisi sul campo...
La Guida Tecnica, stampata in 1.400 copie, discende dal lavoro compiuto dai ricercatori francesi ed italiani nell'ambito del Programma Interreg Italia-Francia IIIA Alcotra (ALPI) 2000/06, n. 192 dal titolo "Qualification de... more
La Guida Tecnica, stampata in 1.400 copie, discende dal lavoro compiuto dai ricercatori francesi ed italiani nell'ambito del Programma Interreg Italia-Francia IIIA Alcotra (ALPI) 2000/06, n. 192 dal titolo "Qualification de l'offre des refuges de haute montagne pour un tourisme durable dans la Vallée d'Aoste ed les Pays de Savoie, REFUGES", di durata triennale e conclusosi nel settembre 2008.
The multidisciplinary research project "PROGEOPiemonte" aims to achieve a new conceptual and operational discipline in the management of the geological heritage of the Piemonte Region by means of the development of techniques... more
The multidisciplinary research project "PROGEOPiemonte" aims to achieve a new conceptual and operational discipline in the management of the geological heritage of the Piemonte Region by means of the development of techniques for recognizing and managing its rich geodiversity at the local and regional scale. After a systematic review of inventoried geosites, 9 strategic geothematic areas will be investigated to represent the geodiversity of Piemonte, each characterized by high potential for scientific studies, enhancement of public understanding of science, recreation activities and for economic support to local communities. Geological history, climate and environmental changes, natural hazards, soil processes and georesources will be popularized not only with geosites but also with museum collections, evidences of mining activity and quarrying, science exhibits and nature trails. The recognition of the economic value of geodiversity will lead to the production of regional...
