Design Thinking of services related to experience tourism . 

 For this test , the tools of module 3 , mind mapping , were chosen in order to carry out a 

 qualitative research related to experience tourism . Some topics related to the theme were   addressed , such as creative economy , collaborative economy and collaborative systems , in   order to understand and offer new perspectives on current tourism practices in Brazil . 

 For this , contextual interviews were carried out with people who have already had 

 contact with other cultures , as well as looking for remarkable experiences in their respective   trips . These interviews allow for deeper insights , in addition to providing good rounds of   brainstorming and co - creation . 

 With the use of exploration tools and the creation of design thinking , dynamics such as 

 “ a day in life ” were carried out , which sought to understand the pain points of the current   tourism services offered , as well as direct the development of the project . In this activity , it   was possible to understand the needs of the service . 

 That done , a contextual research was carried out addressing issues related to the 

 practices of experience tourism , as well as their resignification of habits and beliefs , when   asked about “ what are the main attractions of your city ? ” the interviewees raised terms such   as “ wine tourism ” , “ gastronomy ” , “ ecotourism ” and were very punctual when citing some   projects such as “ Interiores ” , “ Mirantes ” , “ wineries ” and heritage sites whose historical and   cultural appeal are present . In the sequence of questions , we sought to understand , in fact ,   what were the tourist potentials that were not yet explored in the city , and with that ,   understand how it would be possible to act within this scenario . 

 The interviewees in their entirety stated that tourism is indeed a strong means of 

 regional and personal development , in view of the great stimulus in supporting sectors such as   commerce , real estate , hotels and urban mobility . In addition to offering new jobs and   attractive income enhancers , cultural exchange with visitors also takes place intensively ,   strengthening the cultural identity we are inserted in . 

 When asked about the knowledge of the term “ Experience tourism ” , the interviewees 

 were invited to define the term in their words , which generated a series of new concepts and   interpretations for the same term , through this questioning , it was possible to identify   numerous means , services and attitudes that make tourist practices with or without   experience . 

 “ I see experience tourism as delivering to the   consumer not just a product or a tour , but a unique   and authentic experience when visiting the place ,   that arouses emotions and brings something new /   unexpected that makes the person remember the   experience with affection ”       “ It 's not just about enjoying , taking a photo . It is   participating , it is learning new things , it is being   changed by the destination you have chosen . ” 

 It was sought to understand if the interviewees had already had experiences in collaborative 

 platforms related to tourism , as well as if there were any insecurity or difficulties with them . Most of 

 them have already done some tourism practice through collaborative platforms and did not point out 

 moments of insecurity or difficulty . However , 100 % of the participants stated that their respective 

 experiences were remarkable , generating learning and giving new meaning to beliefs , customs and 

 points of view . 

 From these analyzes and in view of the great variety of potentials , experiences , and factors 

 mentioned , it is understood that there is indeed a failure in the services offered in the city , especially 

 in the attractions that do not talk to each other , in addition to not having an understanding tourism 

 as a large ecosystem . 

 It was also possible to point out that a good part of the suggestions mentioned , are made 

 available or tangible , only for the residents of the city or friends of acquaintances in general , whose 

 knowledge of interiors rich in nature , waterfalls , trails and beautiful landscapes is made , as there is a 

 certain networking among themselves , making it possible to get to know places whose coordinates 

 are not available on the internet or in commercial tourism services . 

 For a next activity , I believe it is interesting to address concepts that confront the themes 

 mentioned above , in order to generate more confrontation of ideas and make brainstorming more 

 productive . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Design Thinking of services related to experience tourism . 

 For this test , the tools of module 3 , mind mapping , were chosen in order to carry out a 

 qualitative research related to experience tourism . Some topics related to the theme were   addressed , such as creative economy , collaborative economy and collaborative systems , in   order to understand and offer new perspectives on current tourism practices in Brazil . 

 For this , contextual interviews were carried out with people who have already had 

 contact with other cultures , as well as looking for remarkable experiences in their respective   trips . These interviews allow for deeper insights , in addition to providing good rounds of   brainstorming and co - creation . 

 With the use of exploration tools and the creation of design thinking , dynamics such as 

 “ a day in life ” were carried out , which sought to understand the pain points of the current   tourism services offered , as well as direct the development of the project . In this activity , it   was possible to understand the needs of the service . 

 That done , a contextual research was carried out addressing issues related to the 

 practices of experience tourism , as well as their resignification of habits and beliefs , when   asked about “ what are the main attractions of your city ? ” the interviewees raised terms such   as “ wine tourism ” , “ gastronomy ” , “ ecotourism ” and were very punctual when citing some   projects such as “ Interiores ” , “ Mirantes ” , “ wineries ” and heritage sites whose historical and   cultural appeal are present . In the sequence of questions , we sought to understand , in fact ,   what were the tourist potentials that were not yet explored in the city , and with that ,   understand how it would be possible to act within this scenario . 

 The interviewees in their entirety stated that tourism is indeed a strong means of 

 regional and personal development , in view of the great stimulus in supporting sectors such as   commerce , real estate , hotels and urban mobility . In addition to offering new jobs and   attractive income enhancers , cultural exchange with visitors also takes place intensively ,   strengthening the cultural identity we are inserted in . 

 When asked about the knowledge of the term “ Experience tourism ” , the interviewees 

 were invited to define the term in their words , which generated a series of new concepts and   interpretations for the same term , through this questioning , it was possible to identify   numerous means , services and attitudes that make tourist practices with or without   experience . 

 “ I see experience tourism as delivering to the   consumer not just a product or a tour , but a unique   and authentic experience when visiting the place ,   that arouses emotions and brings something new /   unexpected that makes the person remember the   experience with affection ”       “ It 's not just about enjoying , taking a photo . It is   participating , it is learning new things , it is being   changed by the destination you have chosen . ” 

 It was sought to understand if the interviewees had already had experiences in collaborative 

 platforms related to tourism , as well as if there were any insecurity or difficulties with them . Most of 

 them have already done some tourism practice through collaborative platforms and did not point out 

 moments of insecurity or difficulty . However , 100 % of the participants stated that their respective 

 experiences were remarkable , generating learning and giving new meaning to beliefs , customs and 

 points of view . 

 From these analyzes and in view of the great variety of potentials , experiences , and factors 

 mentioned , it is understood that there is indeed a failure in the services offered in the city , especially 

 in the attractions that do not talk to each other , in addition to not having an understanding tourism 

 as a large ecosystem . 

 It was also possible to point out that a good part of the suggestions mentioned , are made 

 available or tangible , only for the residents of the city or friends of acquaintances in general , whose 

 knowledge of interiors rich in nature , waterfalls , trails and beautiful landscapes is made , as there is a 

 certain networking among themselves , making it possible to get to know places whose coordinates 

 are not available on the internet or in commercial tourism services . 

 For a next activity , I believe it is interesting to address concepts that confront the themes 

 mentioned above , in order to generate more confrontation of ideas and make brainstorming more 

 productive .
### Output: 