Nuevos peregrinos y nuevos turistas para la sostenibilidad medio-ambiental: el turismo lento como vía para la conservación de la autenticidad del patrimonio tangible e intangible de un territorio

  • Filippo Pistocchi Universidad de Bologna
  • Roberta Curiazi Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales Sede Ecuador
  • Fiorella Dallari Universidad de Bologna
Palabras clave: nuevos peregrinos, sostenibilidad medio ambiental, itinerarios culturales

Resumen

Este artículo ofrece una lectura de la evolución del estado del arte en materia de proyectos de desarrollo turístico local sostenible, en el marco del turismo “lento” de peregrinación, como aplicación concreta de políticas de armonización entre turismo y ambiente. Se hará referencia, como marco empírico, a unos casos en el ámbito interregional (La Vía Francigena y el Parque Nacional de las Florestas Casentinesi), dentro de un ámbito regional más amplio (Europa). Las experiencias mencionadas, que se ilustrarán según un marco prevalentemente cualitativo y descriptivo, tanto interdisciplinario como intercultural, han utilizado protocolos de sostenibilidad dictados por organizaciones internacionales y europeas, lo que resulta en la aplicación efectiva del turismo lento de “peregrinación”; y en su apoyo como práctica turística ecológicamente sostenible en relación con el más amplio movimiento cultural del “reverdecimiento de la religión”.

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2018-10-30
Cómo citar
Pistocchi, F., Curiazi, R., & Dallari, F. (2018). Nuevos peregrinos y nuevos turistas para la sostenibilidad medio-ambiental: el turismo lento como vía para la conservación de la autenticidad del patrimonio tangible e intangible de un territorio. Antropología Cuadernos De Investigación, (19), 53-72. https://doi.org/10.26807/ant.v0i19.138
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Tema: Turismo, Naturaleza y Cultura