2018
DOI: 10.12795/ijwt.2018.i09.01
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“La ruta milenaria del atún: Lecciones aprendidas de un producto turístico experiencial en el litoral gaditano”

Abstract: ResumenA medida que el modelo turístico tradicional comienza a saturarse, las Administraciones Públicas y la industria turística buscan alternativas que proporcionen una respuesta a una demanda cada vez más exigente y segmentada, que busca experiencias y vivencias en los destinos turísticos y una experiencia total que incluya ocio, cultura e interacción social. Los recursos sobre los que se sustenta el turismo están sufriendo una gran transformación ante las nuevas tendencias del mercado turístico en busca de … Show more

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“…Therein, interested readers will find the distinguishing characteristics of the products in terms of appearance/color, salt content, and relative moisture that endorse the registration as PGI. Moreover, this place-based, product-level certificate is promoted by the Consejería de Turismo y Deporte de la Junta de Andalucía (Spain)-the regional organization for tourism (www.andalucia.org)-as part of the "Ruta del Atún de Almadraba" (Route of Almadraba Tuna) and was incorporated in "Ruta Milenaria del Atún" [109], a "marketing project for an experiential tourism product" that is connected with production (fishing using almadrabas), processing (quartering, ronqueo, of tuna), and gastronomy. Indeed, this approach is expected to further establish the "placeness of regions" [107].…”
Section: Traditionally Processed Tuna-based Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therein, interested readers will find the distinguishing characteristics of the products in terms of appearance/color, salt content, and relative moisture that endorse the registration as PGI. Moreover, this place-based, product-level certificate is promoted by the Consejería de Turismo y Deporte de la Junta de Andalucía (Spain)-the regional organization for tourism (www.andalucia.org)-as part of the "Ruta del Atún de Almadraba" (Route of Almadraba Tuna) and was incorporated in "Ruta Milenaria del Atún" [109], a "marketing project for an experiential tourism product" that is connected with production (fishing using almadrabas), processing (quartering, ronqueo, of tuna), and gastronomy. Indeed, this approach is expected to further establish the "placeness of regions" [107].…”
Section: Traditionally Processed Tuna-based Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%