Un Panorama de Cultura y Turismo en Yucatán
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Por Abby Neiser (Pitt), Isabel Morales (Pitt), Rodríguez Garay Carlos Enrique (UNO), Cano Llanes Diana Berenice (UNO), Hoil Rodríguez Diana Guadalupe (UNO)
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Los norteamericanos que reinventaron a los pueblos de México: Los emprendedores extranjeros en la redefinición de la cultura y el turismo
September 8, 2020
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En este artículo buscamos analizar cuál es el papel que tuvo el emprendimiento que tuvieron turistas internacionales en la reconstrucción de la cultura, la identidad y la economía de poblaciones mexicanas que habitaron de manera temporal o permanente, analizamos los caos de Taxco (Guerrero) y Álamos (Sonora), ambos en México.
The Ethics of Volunteer Tourism in Latin America
March 27, 2020
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Volunteer Tourism has emerged in the past two decades as an increasingly popular alternative form of travel.
U.S. Involvement in Cuban Tourism
February 13, 2020
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The tourism industry acts as a major source of revenue for Cuba’s economy.
Cuban Tourism Plummets Amidst Trump’s New Travel Restrictions
September 9, 2019
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While Cuba may be on many Americans’ travel bucket lists, Donald Trump is making this dream less and less attainable with each policy he passes. Not only are these increasingly tight travel restrictions affecting the thousands of US travelers that have dreamed of lounging on the beaches of Varadero or walking down the colorful Havana streets, the Cuban tourism industry is now struggling to generate profits like they once did.
How Ethnotourism Exoticizes Latin America's Indigenous Peoples
April 15, 2019
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Many tourist attractions throughout Central and South America, in countries including Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, and Ecuador, draw millions of visitors each year, in part because of their rich histories and the indigenous cultures that are believe
Using Heritage as a Strategy for Development in Mexico
October 3, 2018
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Tourism as a method of income has grown in variety. Aspects such as history and culture have assisted in the development of tourism sectors throughout the world. Many countries have taken the route of diversifying their tourism by amplifying their historical towns and culture throughout their nation.
8 killed in string of violence in Cancun: The epidemic of rising violence in Mexico’s tourist hotspots
September 4, 2018
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Just last week, authorities were shocked to find the remains of eight bodies in what appears to be a string of particularly brutal murders in the Mexican tourist hotspot of Cancun. These findings are representative of the growing problem of gang violence in Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations, an issue that has proven especially severe in beach towns such as Acapulco and Los Cabos.
Latin America's First Sleeper Train in Peru: High-End Tourism
February 17, 2017
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South America’s first sleeper train, The Belmond Andean Explorer in Peru, is scheduled to begin running in May of 2017.
Favelas in Brazil Becoming Lodging Hot Spots for World Cup
October 20, 2016
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In Rio de Janeiro, a growing crime rate still plagues much of the city and the sound of gunshots and back-alley drug deals are not uncommon occurrences. The torture and murder of a bricklayer from the neighborhood of Rocinha has sparked protests against the corrupt police forces responsible. Despite these ongoing issues, tourists are finding themselves seeking lodging within these neighborhoods. Hotels in Rio are in very short supply and even the most basic hotels have increased their prices to $450 per night during the World Cup1.
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