REV - ROTUR - Nº 06, 2013: Recent submissions

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    • World Heritage vs. Tonameca tourism, Oaxaca, Mexico 

      Rodiles Hernández, Sofía Lorena (Universidade da Coruña, 2013)
      [Abstract] This paper deals with the problems of a community that is thrown into a tourism project, without being taken into account, expropriating land from the federal government to expand the road and then develop a ...

    • The evolution of gender inequality in tourism employment in Spain 

      Sigüenza, M. Carmen; Brotons, Matilde; Huete, Raquel (Universidade da Coruña, 2013)
      [Abstract] While investment in women's human capital in the tourist industry has increased in recent years and it seems that discrimination in access to managerial positions has fallen, we can still find different situations ...

    • Some perspective sustainability on some scanned rural and active tourism: the case of the region extremeña 

      Martínez Quintana, Violante; Blanco Gregory, Rocío (Universidade da Coruña, 2013)
      [Abstract] Currently, sustainability is imposed environmental degradation that are suffering all rural and nature areas, particularly in those areas susceptible to leisure-tourist implementation that still have not been ...

    • Tourism: a new post-recession scenario 

      Puertas Cañaveral, Inmaculada; Paniza Prados, José Luis (Universidade da Coruña, 2013)
      [Abstract] Boosted by better world wide economic conditions, international tourism has recoverd more quickly than expected from the effects of world financial recession and the economic recession since 2008. In the context ...

    • The living industry visit in Euskadi. Analysis and description of the current profile of 'living industry tourist' 

      Makua Biurrun, Amaia; Eizaguirre Zarza, ALmudena; Molina Collado, Arturo (Universidade da Coruña, 2013)
      [Abstract] Cultural tourism and its diverse thematic expressions increasingly arise as a way to live tourism experiences in our postmodern society. In this dynamic of searching new experiences, visits to living industries ...