Desarrollo de un modelo de resiliencia para destinos: el caso de Ecuador

• Estefania M. Basurto-Cedeño ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad de Florida
• Localización: TURYDES: Revista sobre Turismo y Desarrollo local sostenible, ISSN-e 1988-5261, Vol. 12, Nº. 26, 2019
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Developing of a resilience model for destinations: the case of Ecuador
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  • español

    El presente trabajo utiliza el modelo de Adaptación Turística Regional (RTAF por sus siglas en inglés) para hacer frente al cambio climático de los destinos turísticos propuesto por Jopp et al., (2013) como fundamentación teórica para el desarrollo de un modelo de resiliencia para los destinos turísticos en países en vías de desarrollo. El principal objetivo del estudio fue elaborar un modelo de resiliencia que permitiera identificar riesgos y desarrollar estrategias de adaptación para el sector turístico ecuatoriano, con miras a aumentar la resiliencia del destino y contribuir a la sostenibilidad general del país.

    Para el desarrollo y aplicación del modelo de resiliencia se llevó a cabo un estudio cualitativo mediante recopilación documental usando análisis de contenido y consulta con expertos.

  • English

    This study adopts the Regional Tourism Adaptation Framework (RTAF) proposed by Jopp et al., (2013) as the theoretical foundation for the development of a resilience model for tourism destinations in developing countries. The main objective of the study was to develop a resilience model that allowed the identification and assessment of the risks that may affect the Ecuadorian tourism sector, as well as to develop adaptation strategies to face them in order to increase the resilience of the destination and contribute to the overall sustainability of the country.

    For the development of the resilience model, a qualitative study was carried out using as method document analysis and content analysis with a pre- established famework, as well as the consultation to experts of the tourism and resilience field.

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