Publication: El impacto del turismo de masas en las Islas Canarias en el contexto de las reservas mundiales de la biosfera
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2017
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Hernández Luis, José Angel ; González Morales, Alejandro ; Hernández Torres, Santiago ; Ramón Ojeda, Antonio Angel
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https://doi.org/10.6018/turismo.40.309751
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Canarias es uno de los destinos turísticos principales de Europa. El Archipiélago recibió en 2015 más de 13 millones de turistas y todo ello en un territorio muy limitado (7.4 mil km2 y una población de 2.1 millones). Las dimensiones de estas cifras adquieren relevancia en un contexto donde el 63 % de la superficie de las Islas ha sido declarada Reserva Mundial de la Biosfera. Se estudia aquí pues, el impacto del turismo -así como algunas alternativas en aras de paliar dicho impacto-, en las cinco islas que han sido declaradas en su integridad como tales, partiendo de sus particularidades.
ABSTRACT The Canary Islands is a major tourist destination in Europe. The Archipelago received than 14 million tourists in 2015, and in a very limited territory (only 7.4 thousand km 2 anda population of 2.1 million). These figures become relevant in a context where 63 % of the area of the islands has been declared a World Biosphere Reserve. We study the impact of tourism –as some alternatives in order to reduce this impact-on the five islands that have been declared in full as World Biosphere Reserves, based on their characteristics.
ABSTRACT The Canary Islands is a major tourist destination in Europe. The Archipelago received than 14 million tourists in 2015, and in a very limited territory (only 7.4 thousand km 2 anda population of 2.1 million). These figures become relevant in a context where 63 % of the area of the islands has been declared a World Biosphere Reserve. We study the impact of tourism –as some alternatives in order to reduce this impact-on the five islands that have been declared in full as World Biosphere Reserves, based on their characteristics.
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