Turismo rural y territorio: conceptos, estrategias y tensiones desde el INTA (Argentina)

PÉREZ WINTER, CECILIA

Antropología Americana

Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia

Lugar: Alcaldía Miguel Hidalgo; Año: 2024 vol. 9 p. 67 - 91

2521-7607

his article investigates how rural tourism is implemented in a territory from the conformation and application of the public policies that guide it. In particular, we seek to analyze who and how they participate and what notions about tourism, rurality and territory are represented. Also, we look to examine the tensions that arise in these processes of design and implementation of public tourism policies. For this, we propose as an empirical case the National Institute of Agricultural Technology in Argentina. We conclude that the rural territorial development approach promoted changes in the way of understanding and managing rural tourism by that institution, contributing in constructing and achieving its legitimacy inside INTA.