The report titled "Tourism Scenarios: Mobility, Rights, and Destinations" explores various dimensions of tourism through a multidisciplinary lens. It addresses key themes including mobility, rights, destinations, and sustainability within the context of tourism. The document highlights the evolution of tourism studies, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive approach that integrates multiple disciplines. It delves into the legal aspects of tourism, considering the transition from traveler rights to consumer rights. The report also discusses the transformation of cities in relation to tourism, questioning whether they are merely 'sold' destinations or places with intrinsic value.
Several articles contribute unique insights into specific aspects of tourism. For instance, "El Cicloturismo y las Vías Verdes" by Macià Serra i Serra examines sustainable tourism through the lens of cycling tours and green routes. Another piece, "Interregionalismo Sureste Asiático-América del Sur" by Claudio Milano, complements bilateral relations with a focus on interregional tourism.
The report also includes sections dedicated to the evolution of the tourist, the role of tourists in destination sustainability, and the impact of tourism on society and culture. It further explores the dynamics of tourism management, discussing the distribution of power and the redistribution of resources in tourist destinations.
Contributors to the report include experts from diverse academic institutions across Spain, offering a broad perspective on tourism studies. The publication aims to provide deep insights into international relations and development, catering to both academics and interested readers. It is available in both print and digital formats, indexed in various databases and certified by the FECYT.
In summary, the report offers a multidisciplinary exploration of tourism, encompassing its economic, social, cultural, and legal dimensions. It serves as a valuable resource for scholars, policymakers, and industry professionals seeking to understand and manage tourism more effectively.
