Around National Parks: first experiences of a centralized national tourism policy in Argentina (1934-1950)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2012.10.006Keywords:
National Parks, Touristic Policy, Social Tourism, National Identity, State-owned HotelsAbstract
Initially considered a private matter, involving priviledged sectors, from the end of World War II tourism begun to be considered a public issue and an object of public policies. The National Parks Direction, created in late 1934, was the first attempt of sistematic nacional touristic policy in Argentina: it envolved the development of a sort of “technic” view of tourism and a very active policy of organization and managment of tourism , not confined only to propaganda or the collection of tou- ristic information. Early Peronist touristic policy was based on this experience, eventough encouraged and reoriented by the imperative of welfare democratization.
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