Promoting Peru: Tourism and Post-Conflict Memory

Milton, Cynthia E.; Ulfe, María Eugenia

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“…One of the problems in Peru concerning the tourism management of destinations, except in exceptional cases as Cusco, Puno, Arequipa [7], and other cities with high tourist flow [8], is that the tourism management presents deficiencies in terms of low or zero budget allocation for conservation and preservation of tourist resources, corruption, and embezzlement of funds that impact the tourist activity, infrastructure, tourism services, and other quality low facilities, which affect the destination experience [9]. The destinations whose main offer is sun and beach tourism, that do not have the territory management for current and potential tourist purposes, and without an added value that diversifies their offer, will enter in the decline phase according to Butler, as cited in Lara [10].…”

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Analysis of Tourist Systems Predictive Models Applied to Growing Sun and Beach Tourist Destination

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This study aims to present a new diagnosis model of Sun and beach destinations, we analyzed a set of explanatory theories about the tourism system, because current models do not reflect the real dynamics of an emerging tourist destination. We create a new predictive model so it served us to be used as a diagnostic method for the tourism system. Ancon district is a coastal town of Peru, it is the second-largest and oldest of Metropolitan Lima district. The study analyzed all tourist attractions and local resources including reserved zone Lomas de Ancón, with 10,962 hectares. It used a qualitative method and its design is grounded theory and phenomenological. The research covers the period from May 2018 to March 2019, where it was possible to appreciate the high tourist demand and wild flora and fauna of the Lomas de Ancón in its two seasons: winter season (2018) and summer 2019 (dry season). The study concludes that the new analysis model allows us identifying and understanding the dynamic and potential of sun and beach tourist destinations in the growth phase. The Ancón district has resources and attractions that would allow it to develop new tourist products and diversify the local tourist offer.

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