Un modelo del gasto con factores sociodemográficos y de hábitos de viaje en Pueblos Mágicos del Estado de Guanajuato, México.

Aguilar, Erick Treviño; Heald, Jeremy; Rodríguez, Rafael Guerrero

doi:10.14198/inturi2015.10.06

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“…La zona noroeste del estado de Guanajuato ha sido promovida por el gobierno del estado como un destino turístico, desde el 2012 con el nombramiento como Pueblo Mágico de la comunidad de Jalpa de Cánovas se ha impulsado los atractivos históricos, naturales y culturales de la zona (Treviño-Aguilar et al, 2015). Se ha creado un corredor turístico desde la Secretaría de Turismo del Estado de Guanajuato con la intención de potenciar el desarrollo económico y social de la zona noroeste del estado, este plan de desarrollo se implementó desde el 2012 con la adecuación de carreteras y publicidad en medios de destinos culturales y de ecoturismo.…”

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Turismo psicodélico y la resignificación de territorios. El caso de la frontera noroeste en Guanajuato, México

Flores Palma

2023

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Los territorios son parte determinante en las identidades y la cultura, pero a su vez, los territorios también son dotados de significaciones por parte de sus habitantes y visitantes. Es así como surgen los lugares sagrados, dignos de peregrinaciones y devoción. En el contexto actual, las nuevas prácticas espirituales surgen de las necesidades sociales consecuencia de los entornos culturales. En particular, mi atención se ha virado al turismo psicodélico y las implicaciones de esta práctica en la zona noroeste del estado de Guanajuato en México. Esta zona es arribada durante el verano por visitantes que buscan un hongo alucinógeno llamado comúnmente como “San Isidro” que crece en el estiércol de las vacas, dicho hongo posee psilocibina que causa en sus consumidores estados alterados de conciencia. Los visitantes suelen comerlo en esta zona destinada a la ganadería bovina de libre pastoreo, por lo cual no hay vigilancia y facilita que los consumidores puedan ingerir los hongos en el mismo sitio, en sus pastizales y lomas. La zona forma parte de la frontera del estado de Jalisco, esta frontera ha tenido diversas significaciones como frontera entre cárteles de la droga, como frontera cultural entres zonas del país, y ahora ya no como una frontera sino como un lugar espiritual y de turismo psicodélico. Los visitantes a la zona han resignificado el territorio a consecuencia de sus experiencias místicas después de consumir hongos alucinógenos en la zona, colocan nuevos atributos espirituales a estos lugares naturales producto de los estados alterados de conciencia de la psilocibina. La práctica del turismo psicodélico, además del impacto socio-ecológico, también tiene la capacidad de atribuir simbolismos mágicos en los territorios.

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Turismo psicodélico y la resignificación de territorios. El caso de la frontera noroeste en Guanajuato, México

Flores Palma

2023

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“…From the public policy side, Treviño et al (2015) refer to it as an alternative for local development and the generation of employment in impoverished regions. De la Madrid (2014) and Shaadi et al (2018) confirm that the current situation differs between the perception of the local population and the municipal administrations.…”

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La transformación de un territorio cultural. El desarrollo de los pueblos mágicos en México: Pátzcuaro como caso de estudio

Camarena

Ettinger-McEnulty

2020

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In 2001, the Mexican Secretariat of Tourism (SECTUR) approved the "Pueblos Magicos" program, as a strategy to diversify tourism within the country, looking to promote small towns interested in adopting and developing tourism as part of a promotion of local development. The towns interested in applying had to have heritage assets, be these historical, cultural or natural. After 17 years of operation of the Pueblos Mágicos program, this work analyzes their development and evolution on three scales: first, the way the program has spread geographically throughout the country. Following on from this, the State of Michoacán is analyzed, since it has 8 "Pueblos Magicos" (PM), where Pátzcuaro, one of these, is chosen as a representative case study, in order to identify whether the urban improvements seen in the municipality come from this being a "Pueblo Magico". The results show that the program has included 121 towns located in 31 states, focusing mainly on a central strip of the country, showing a mismatch between the original goals of the program and its current situation. Using the increased tourist activity in Patzcuaro, the authors identify that urban improvement actions and plans focus their work on the Historical Monuments Zone (HMZ), and around the lake. The attention given by the city and its efforts to maintain an urban image in the HMZ, along with a tourist approach, may result in a lack of attention paid to infrastructure deficiencies that have appeared and not been resolved in neighborhoods and districts within the municipality.

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“…Some researchers focus on specific issues such as the functioning of the program as an element of each examined town's local economy [4,[14][15][16]. The existence of the Pueblos The PPM has been examined by researchers in a variety of ways [3].…”

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“…Land 2021, 10, 1342 3 of 20 Some researchers focus on specific issues such as the functioning of the program as an element of each examined town's local economy [4,[14][15][16]. The existence of the Pueblos Mágicos program has also been analyzed in terms of improved quality of life and a more structured approach to economic development [6,[17][18][19][20].…”

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Are Pueblos Mágicos Really Magic? Tourism Development Program in the Context of the Quality of Life of Town Residents

Winiarczyk-Raźniak

Raźniak

2021

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Among the countless attractions awaiting tourists in Mexico are towns characterized by an exceptional atmosphere, which in conjunction with natural environmental attractions, leads one to believe that these places are magical. The promotion of tourism in Mexico rests on the principle of cultural and environmental diversity and includes a development program called Pueblos Mágicos. This program is designed to help expand small towns’ tourism offering and to create new jobs in the service sector that normally accompanies tourism. This growth in the employment level is supposed to produce a direct impact on the lives of members of the local community in terms of their standard of living and quality of life. The aim of the present paper is to examine the effects of the implementation of this program in a comprehensive manner. The viewpoint examined is that of the local population and its living conditions. Employment levels in towns designated Pueblos Mágicos are examined in the paper, as is the rate of business development. A comprehensive index is used in the study to analyze these issues. The index of exclusion in the study also varies from town to town—both statically and over time. The paper also examines a number of other studies that have focused on the benefits and downsides of this program. Thus, the aim of this paper is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the effects of the introduction of the tourism development program Pueblos Mágicos (PPM) from the perspective of its impacts on the quality of life of the residents of the affected towns, based on statistical data such as job growth rates and marginalization, as well as a review of existing studies. Research has shown that the Pueblos Mágicos program has not substantially improved the quality of life of residents in Mexican towns designated Pueblos Mágicos. In fact, in some cases, the quality of life has, in some respects, declined over the course of the program’s functioning. However, it is conceivable that with a proper town vetting process the program may yet produce better results in terms of improvements in the quality of life of Pueblo Mágico town residents.

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Un modelo del gasto con factores sociodemográficos y de hábitos de viaje en Pueblos Mágicos del Estado de Guanajuato, México.

Cited by 6 publications

References 40 publications

Turismo psicodélico y la resignificación de territorios. El caso de la frontera noroeste en Guanajuato, México

Turismo psicodélico y la resignificación de territorios. El caso de la frontera noroeste en Guanajuato, México

La transformación de un territorio cultural. El desarrollo de los pueblos mágicos en México: Pátzcuaro como caso de estudio

Are Pueblos Mágicos Really Magic? Tourism Development Program in the Context of the Quality of Life of Town Residents

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