Publication: Patrimonio territorial como activo turístico en la «Raya» de Castilla y León con Portugal
Authors
Hortelano Mínguez, Luis Alfonso
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Murcia: Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/turismo.36.230981
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La franja fronteriza de Castilla y León con las regiones del Norte y del Centro de Portugal,
en el periodo finisecular pasado, se ha posicionado como un destino emergente en el
contexto de la oferta de «turismo de interior» nacional y regional. Este territorio histórico,
aunque penalizado por su localización periférica y por su grado de ruralidad, ha sabido
mantener y transmitir de generación en generación un rico y diverso patrimonio territorial,
tanto natural como cultural. Las instituciones públicas y el sector privado, con las ayudas
económicas de la política regional, de los programas de desarrollo rural y de las iniciativas
de cooperación transfronteriza, han puesto en valor los recursos del medio físico, los escenarios
paisajísticos y los elementos del patrimonio material e inmaterial, mediante productos
enfocados al sector turístico. Sin embargo, queda aún un largo camino que recorrer con el fin
de consolidar la apuesta por el turismo en la «raya» y por coser ambos lados de la frontera
con proyectos comunes.
ABSTRACT At the end of the past century the fringe of Castilla y León bordering the Portuguese North and Centre has emerged as a destination of national and regional «inland tourism». This historical territory, though handicapped by its peripheral situation and its rural features, has preserved its rich and diverse human and natural heritage over generations. Resources consisting of physical environment, scenic landscapes and elements of the material and immaterial heritage are now touristically exploited due to public and private sector activities engaged in economic assistance through regional policies, rural and development programs and trans-border cooperation. However, there is yet a long way to go in order to consolidate the commitment to tourism in the «Raya» and to unite both sides of the border with common projects.
ABSTRACT At the end of the past century the fringe of Castilla y León bordering the Portuguese North and Centre has emerged as a destination of national and regional «inland tourism». This historical territory, though handicapped by its peripheral situation and its rural features, has preserved its rich and diverse human and natural heritage over generations. Resources consisting of physical environment, scenic landscapes and elements of the material and immaterial heritage are now touristically exploited due to public and private sector activities engaged in economic assistance through regional policies, rural and development programs and trans-border cooperation. However, there is yet a long way to go in order to consolidate the commitment to tourism in the «Raya» and to unite both sides of the border with common projects.
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