I base myself on the proposal of a development of tourism on a human scale (Max-Neef, 2010), in which the dimensions of being, being, doing and having, bring together human needs. Thus, hypothetically, it can be seen that the relationship between happiness and the production processes in tourism, especially those that tend to generate greater value - for satisfaction - to the consumer, must contemplate the effective participation of both the producer and the consumer. Happiness is fixed in the production processes that provide the proximity between the desire to be, to be, to do - of the producer and the consumer - and to have - in this case, would fit only the consumer.
There is a relationship between co-creation and tourist experience which, in turn, leads to satisfaction and happiness
Thanks for your answer, José António C. Santos ! This is my current research.
I like that topic. When you have some publication, please tell me. thanks
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