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Tejiendo el territorio. Lineamiento para la construcción del turismo desde lo local

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  • Fredy A. Ochoa F.
  • Diana Morales Betancourt

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¿Qué tienen que ver la teoría general de sistemas, la complejidad, la ecología y las teorías de desarrollo con la planificación, gestión y sustentabilidad del turismo? ¿Qué tienen que ver la planificación y la gobernanza con la gestión del turismo desde lo local? ¿cómo se puede planificar el turismo mediante el paisaje soñado? ¿cómo construir turismo con las comunidades? Esta investigación busca responder a estos y otros interrogantes, presenta, en primer lugar, un contexto teórico y conceptual sobre el turismo, su planificación, modelos de desarrollo y gobernanza. Así mismo, se abordan el concepto de sistemas complejos y su relación con la gestión del turismo, para cerrar con el camino hacia la sustentabilidad.

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  • Fredy A. Ochoa F. & Diana Morales Betancourt, 2016. "Tejiendo el territorio. Lineamiento para la construcción del turismo desde lo local," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Administración de Empresas Turísticas y Hoteleras, number 25, June.
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