La investigación sobre la identificación de los recursos histórico- turístico del proyecto estratégico del Centro de la Ciudad de Colima: una experiencia de colaboración
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2009.07.017Keywords:
Downtown, Sustainability, Local Development, Tourist Identity, HolismAbstract
It is presented the process of collaborative work related to Colima City’s Downtown (Méxi- co), describing its importance for tourist planning based on tourist-use heritage. Local collaborative work is defined also as an element of an integral planning model, which was promoted by a Local Chamber of Commerce and the University of Colima. A methodological proposal is highlighted. It was based on natural semantic network application to a focus group of experts, just as paradigmatic subject interviews. In order to achieve the objective of tourist resources identification and through designing a holistic mod- el, this will serve as a central axis of sustainable specific actions.
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