Sugar cane industrial heritage in oriental coast of Málaga. A tourist route opportunity

Abstract

Industrial heritage, as a historical and cultural heritage typology, can be considered a new opportunity to generate tourism interest in a zone. Along the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century, the oriental coast of Málaga (Spain) was considered a reference area in the sugar cane cultivation and manufacturing. Nowadays, different sugar cane factories assets remain. These assets can be considered an opportunity to increase visitors and to improve the economy of this area. In this work, six sugar cane factories have been evaluated. Different characteristics has been proposed and a value has been assigned to each one. Finally, a route to visit the proposed sugar cane factories has been designed. The main advantage of this tourism route is that can be done in one day, reinforcing the current touristic offer and attracting new visitors to this area.

Multicriteria Decision Methodology Applied to the Textile Factory “La Juanona” in Antequera

“…Table 1 displays these numbers. For this paper and for a better comprehension of the MCDT, a comparison of the Juanona-Cañada asset with another industrial asset studied before (Ingenio San Joaquín [9]) is presented. This asset can be found in the municipality of Nerja, Malaga.…”

“…Built in 1879, its main activity was the sugar cane production and alcohol distillation from the same raw material. The values are also based on previous work and comparisons [9].…”