Sostenibilidad y turismo en los paisajes culturales de la industrialización

Abad, Carlos Javier Pardo

doi:10.3989/arbor.2017.785n3006

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“…Some mining areas are an exceptional point of reference in terms of heritage and landscape restoration. The tourism and cultural use opportunities have materialized through new reuse projects, which are ambitious from an environmental viewpoint as they must comply with the strictest sustainability criteria [14]. The restored areas have become a highly visible example of the new cultural trends, which are far removed from any standardization of tourism products and the densification of demand.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Landscape as Digital Content and a Smart Tourism Resource in the Mining Area of Cartagena-La Unión (Spain)

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Álvarez

2020

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This research makes a highly relevant contribution to the scientific analysis of the mining landscape using the example of Cartagena-La Unión (Spain). The landscape is interpreted from a twin perspective: as a type of digital content offered to visitors and as a highly valuable scenic tourism resource. The article features an extensive bibliographical review and offers different perspectives on the relationship between landscape, tourism, and smart promotion. The method used is both qualitative and quantitative due to the presentation of statistical data. It describes a purpose-designed form used for analyzing the landscape in question and a synthetic landscape assessment index, as a result of creating and using different indicators. Extensive field work and consultation with several sources provided information about the enclave, how much it appeals to visitors, and their level of satisfaction. The results achieved offer a new scientific vision of what a spectacular cultural landscape, and a point of reference for "mining heritage tourism", can represent.

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“…Doing so is a large-scale task that calls for enormous technical and economic efforts. The results achieved, after years of numerous international experiences, are spectacular because they create new spaces for leisure and tourism subject to the strictest sustainability criteria [14][15][16].…”

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Landscape as Digital Content and a Smart Tourism Resource in the Mining Area of Cartagena-La Unión (Spain)

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Álvarez

2020

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“…In this sense and given the impact of wine tourism and its contribution to local development, interest in wine-related sustainability is assured [24]. However, the review of scientific literature reveals only scant contributions in terms of local residents' opinions regarding this option as a means for the sustainable tourist development of their environment [25,26].…”

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“…Wine tourism is emerging at international level as a new product with significant economic potential and characteristics that allow it to be placed in the paradigm of sustainable development [30]. This involves the conservation and enhancement of both historical and current industrial heritage for the enjoyment and use of all generations, contributing therefore to a social and economic improvement of the environment [26].…”

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The Relationship between Industrial Heritage, Wine Tourism, and Sustainability: A Case of Local Community Perspective

Andrade-Suárez

Caamaño-Franco

2020

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Our research addresses wine tourism as a means of enhancing the heritage and industrial memory of wine. Specifically, it considers winery tours as a form of industrial tourism capable of boosting the sustainable development of winemaking territories. This article explores the significance and perception of wine tourism from the perspective of the local community by examining a specific case: The Port Wine Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal), where tourism and the wine industry are undergoing a greening process, sharing both cultural and commercial ties. The originality of this article lies in the empirical part of the research, which, using quantitative methods based on questionnaires, provides primary data regarding the relationship between sustainability and industrial wine tourism from the perspective of local residents, key agents in the promotion and success of the destination. In general terms, the results statistics obtained through a cluster analysis show that local perception of the impact of wine tourism in Gaia is favorable, and it is considered an element with the capacity to revitalize the economy and also enhance the city’s image. It is also seen as a sustainable option, attributable mainly to economic, cultural, and governance considerations.

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“…Searching for systems to restore the industrial heritage landscape, such as the old mining railways, the first mobile landscapes, means rescuing a resource, among other things, because of its implications when generating endogenous development processes [6]. Obviously, constructed material elements built are more identifiable, such as mineral washing systems, chimneys, industrial installations, etc.…”

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Industrial Culturescape: Territory as Context

Schmidt

2018

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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The European Landscape Convention has contributed to understanding landscape as an important component of collective well-being and highlighted the need to manage the entire territory as a landscape. The Nervion estuary, Abra Bay and mining area deserve to be considered an urban cultural landscape, because of their heritage value and singular beauty. The landscape of the Nervion and Abra has developed over time, above all, throughout the period of industrialisation. Restoring the industrial heritage landscape, such as the old mining railways, may bring the existing cultural landscape closer to the environment of the people who live in these areas. This study categorises the heritage elements and traces of the Orconera mining railway, in order to understand the current landscape and determine a proposal for action to preserve them and restore the mining railway line as a green infrastructure. In this case, preservation as a sustainable landscape means proposing a new use for it as cultural landscape and tourism. Although industrialisation has had a serious impact on the development of the whole Bilbao metropolitan area, the mining-industrial heritage includes sites that are somewhat unexplored and overlooked by urban policies.

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Sostenibilidad y turismo en los paisajes culturales de la industrialización

Cited by 14 publications

References 51 publications

Landscape as Digital Content and a Smart Tourism Resource in the Mining Area of Cartagena-La Unión (Spain)

Landscape as Digital Content and a Smart Tourism Resource in the Mining Area of Cartagena-La Unión (Spain)

The Relationship between Industrial Heritage, Wine Tourism, and Sustainability: A Case of Local Community Perspective

Industrial Culturescape: Territory as Context

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