Celeste Eusébio is an Associate Professor with Habilitation at the Department of Economics, Management, Industrial Engineering and Tourism of the University of Aveiro (Portugal). She is a full researcher at GOVCOPP (Research Unit on Governance, Competitiveness and Public Policies of University of Aveiro). Her research interests include tourism economics, tourism impacts, social tourism, tourism and new technologies, tourism forecasts and consumer behaviour in tourism. She has assumed several coordinating positions regarding the undergraduate and master courses, in the Tourism field, at the University of Aveiro. She is Coordinator of the scientific area of Tourism at University of Aveiro. In the past, she was Director of the (3 years¿) degree in tourism, Director of the Master in Tourism Management and Planning and Vice-Director of the (3 years¿) Degree in Tourism, at the University of Aveiro. She has involved in several research projects. she has participated as coordinator and/or researcher in 8 projects funded through R&D programmes and 11 projects funded by national companies or organisations. She is (co-author) and editor of 10 books, more than 65 chapters books, more than 110 articles published in peer-reviewed scientific journals, more than 110 proceedings of international and national scientific conferences and several scientific communications. She has acted as co-editor of one special issue of a scientific journal (Portuguese Review of Regional Studies). She was also an invited speaker in several conferences, seminars or workshops on the topics of accessible tourism, economic impacts of tourism and social tourism. She has participated in the organizing and scientific committees of several national and international conferences. She is member of editorial committee of The Portuguese Review of Regional Studies, and she is frequently invited to review articles of several international journals with a high impact factor (e.g., Tourism Management, Annals of tourism Research, International Journal of Tourism Research, Current Issues in Tourism and Journal of Sustainable Tourism). She has (co-)supervised more than 60 Master Thesis, she has (co-) supervised 6 PhD Thesis and she is in the supervision process of more 12 PhD Thesis. She has also acted as a discussant or member of the evaluation panel in over 80 Master theses and 12 PhD theses, mostly in the fields of tourism and economic development. In the scope of the research projects that she is coordinating as well as she coordinated in the past, she supervises the work of several research scholarships. She also participated in several recruitment panels (professors and researchers) for educational institutions.