2018
DOI: 10.14210/rtva.v20n2.p249-265
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Turismo de base comunitária na América Latina: uma estratégia em rede

Abstract: A abordagem sobre novas possibilidades para o desenvolvimento turístico, em várias regiões do mundo, passa pela compreensão do modo de construção de iniciativas designadas como turismo de base comunitária. Nesse contexto, este artigo tem o objetivo de interpretar algumas dessas experiências em curso na América Latina à luz da noção de redes. A metodologia adotada para orientar a reflexão proposta se baseou em pesquisa bibliográfica e documental acerca do tema, sendo complementada pelo levantamento de informaçõ… Show more

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“…The benefits of CBT have been advocated by many scholars, organizations, and communities. However, these initiatives have been struggling to survive over time due to many factors, such as lack of technical qualification, lack of management skills, access to public services and basic infrastructure (Moraes, Irving & Mendonça, 2018); insufficient profit generation; insufficient market demand; limited capacity on the part of community residents to participate in tourism development; heterogeneity of a community; complex power relations within the community and with external actors; and over-reliance and longterm dependency on external actors (Tolkach, King & Pearlman, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The benefits of CBT have been advocated by many scholars, organizations, and communities. However, these initiatives have been struggling to survive over time due to many factors, such as lack of technical qualification, lack of management skills, access to public services and basic infrastructure (Moraes, Irving & Mendonça, 2018); insufficient profit generation; insufficient market demand; limited capacity on the part of community residents to participate in tourism development; heterogeneity of a community; complex power relations within the community and with external actors; and over-reliance and longterm dependency on external actors (Tolkach, King & Pearlman, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To overcome these obstacles, various CBT initiatives, that have emerged since the 1980s in Latin America, have formed networks as a strategy to strengthen CBT and to resist the mainstream tourism model (Barbosa, 2011;Moraes et. al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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