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Debates contemporáneos sobre el turismo tomo III. Desafíos actuales en la gestión e innovación del turismo: perspectivas y apuestas para su manejo

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  • Luisa Fernanda Tribiño (Editor)
  • María Luisa Galán (Editor)
  • Nancy Rueda (Editor)
  • Manuel Leguizamón (Editor)

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En este libro se presenta el tomo III: "Desafíos actuales en la gestión e innovación del turismo: Perspectivas y apuestas para su manejo". Aquí se recogen casos de estudio de lugares de América Latina como Argentina, Brasil, Venezuela y Colombia; y dos casos que correlacionan a Colombia y España. Algunas de las investigaciones que encontrará refieren el análisis y modelos aplicados en la gestión turística que podrían plantear retos en el desarrollo turístico para los territorios analizados y los actores sociales, a partir de la construcción de encadenamientos productivos y de la identificación de procesos estratégicos en la gestión del turismo; mientras otras investigaciones exponen casos con propuestas innovadoras en la gestión desde la competitividad, la experiencia del uso de herramientas TIC en la educación y el desarrollo de nuevos productos turísticos relacionados con la experiencia personal, cultural y accesible.

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  • Luisa Fernanda Tribiño (Editor) & María Luisa Galán (Editor) & Nancy Rueda (Editor) & Manuel Leguizamón (Editor), 2016. "Debates contemporáneos sobre el turismo tomo III. Desafíos actuales en la gestión e innovación del turismo: perspectivas y apuestas para su manejo," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Administración de Empresas Turísticas y Hoteleras, number 23, April.
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