Sustainable tourism management for the program of Magical Towns – 4 worlds Ecuador

Sustainable tourism management for the Magical Towns - 4 Mundos Ecuador understands the particularities that cover social, cultural, economic and environmental aspects of sustainability; The essence of this model lies in the search for tangible benefits for the localities that enter and remain in th...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Namibian studies 2023-05, Vol.33
Hauptverfasser: Inés Mariana Marín Parra, David Rodolfo Guambi Espinosa, Orlando Mauricio Grijalva Aldaz, Diego Alexander Haro Ávalos
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