Estrategias y políticas públicas de ordenación turística en Canarias

Antonio Ramón Ojeda; Alejandro González Morales; Santiago Hernández Torres

Public Strategy and Policy for Tourism Planning in the Canary Islands

Authors

Antonio Ramón Ojeda
Alejandro González Morales
Santiago Hernández Torres

Keywords:

Tourist areas, territorial planning, tourist planning, policies and territorial strategies

Abstract

Tourism implementation in the Canary Islands dates back to the late nineteenth century
and throughout its history it has encompassed various stages. A number of authors have approached
and made significant contributions to its study, dividing the process of building the Canary Islands’
tourism phase into several different stages. This paper analyses the territorial-planning strategies
and policies developed by public actors in relation to creating the Islands’ tourism space. Based on
this analysis, a sequencing is proposed to relate these urban policies established by public actors
to the effective process of building the tourism space for the Canary Islands.

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2016-03-24

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Ramón Ojeda, A., González Morales, A., & Hernández Torres, S. (2016). Public Strategy and Policy for Tourism Planning in the Canary Islands. Ciudad Y Territorio Estudios Territoriales, 48(187), 43–56. Retrieved from https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/CyTET/article/view/76463

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Vol. XLVIII, núm. 187 (2016)

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