“…Linear routes are based on land, water, or both, and originated to connect territories through a path, for example, the Way of Saint James. However, in the literature, routes are addressed by a broad spectrum of terms following their touristic product, for instance, tourism routes (Antonson & Jacobsen, 2014;Briedenhann & Wickens, 2004;Meyer, 2004;Rogerson, 2007), wine routes (Telfer, 2001a), cultural heritage routes (Snowball & Courtney, 2010), ale trails (Plummer, Telfer, & Hashimoto, 2006), food trails (Anderson & Law, 2012), heritage travel routes (Lemky, 2017), or the pilgrimage route Way of Saint James (Blom, Nilsson, & Santos, 2016;Lois-González & Santos, 2015;Lopez, Lois González, & Fernández, 2017).…”