The HUM-1108 TRADIES research group at the University of C\u00f3rdoba, affiliated with the Andalusian Institute for Research and Innovation in Tourism (IATUR), is a leading name in Tourism Translation, Tourism Discourse and Heritage thanks to its organisation of the TRADITUR International Conference (whose fifth edition will be held in 2027). TRADITUR is a pioneering conference internationally in this field: each edition brings speakers from around the world to the city of the Caliphate to discuss translation, tourism and heritage. TRADIES has promoted numerous publications on translation and tourism in leading journals and publishing houses \u2014 special issues, articles and book chapters alike \u2014 works that are cited by the most prestigious researchers in the field.<\/p>\n\n
TRADIES has also led teaching innovation projects on training in tourism translation, such as “TRANSLATUR: A Portal on Translation Studies and Tourism”, as well as knowledge-transfer and innovation projects such as “TRANSLARTE: translating the artistic and cultural heritage of the C\u00edrculo de la Amistad in C\u00f3rdoba”. This collaboration recently resulted in the publication by Almuzara of the French and English translation of the collection guide “Las artes pl\u00e1sticas en el C\u00edrculo de la Amistad”, by Roberto Carlos Rold\u00e1n Velasco.<\/p>\n\n
The group’s coordinator, Manuela \u00c1lvarez, also co-edits the series “Discurso, turismo y traducci\u00f3n \/ Discourse, Tourism and Translation” with Mar\u00eda Vittoria Calvi and Giovanna Mapelli of the University of Milan, published by the prestigious Peter Lang, whose first two volumes are due out shortly.<\/p>\n\n
The TRADIES group is currently engaged in a compelling project on Heritage and Translation in partnership with the Cathedral Chapter of C\u00f3rdoba.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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