Tourism in the COVID-19 context in mesotidal beaches: Carrying capacity for the 2020/2021 summer season in Pehuén Co, Argentina

Bustos, María Luján; Zilio, Mariana I.; Ferrelli, Federico; Perillo, Gerardo M. E.; Waarde, Gustavo Van; Manstretta, Gian Marco Mavo

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2021.105584

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“… González et al (2021) proposed that it was essential to analyze the opinions of users, and explored the perception of the level of environment quality of beach users in three sectors. Bustos et al (2021) evaluated the optimal use of the beaches according to its tides, the characteristics of the aspects of socio-environment, and the perception of the interested parties during the COVID-19 pandemic. Epelde et al (2021) determined the maximum carrying capacity of the beaches by means of automated coastal videometry.…”

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Beach tourists behavior and beach management strategy under the ongoing prevention and control of the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of Qingdao, China

Ding

Zheng

et al. 2021

Ocean & Coastal Management

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Beach tourists behavior and beach management strategy under the ongoing prevention and control of the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of Qingdao, China

Ding

Zheng

et al. 2021

Ocean & Coastal Management

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“…Por lo tanto, diferentes investigaciones han concentrado su interés en determinar la percepción social de las comunidades locales con respecto a la presencia desbordada de los turistas; especialmente en la situación actual de las restricciones y limitaciones de la pandemia COVID-19. Por ejemplo, Bustos et al (2021) presentan en su estudio de capacidad de carga turística una perspectiva de análisis desde la percepción social que asumen las poblaciones anfitrionas con respecto a la sobrepoblación de turistas en las temporadas altas de una zona costera, y cómo aquella se asumen con respecto a diferentes escenarios de interacción, entre ellos, los que devienen como resultado del distanciamiento social originado por la pandemia.…”

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Análisis de la capacidad de carga turística como estrategia para la gestión de un aviturismo sostenible

Betancur-Rodríguez

Mejía-Córdoba

Gamarra-Pineda

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Objetivo. Determinar la capacidad de carga turística mediante el análisis del concepto vigente, identificando las proposiciones necesarias y explicando el significado suficiente para la gestión estratégica del aviturismo sostenible y sustentable en Colombia, que cuenta con un potencial importante de diversificación. Métodos. Se aplicó la metodología de análisis documental y la técnica del rastreo, indización, anotación, extracción, organización traducción y sistematización de reseñas de artículos y documentos electrónicos, estableciendo las convergencias y divergencias de los constructos teóricos y metodológicos asumidos en los modos de comprender, describir y evaluar la capacidad de carga turística del aviturismo. Resultados. En la literatura revisada se indentifican los enfoques teóricos y conceptuales más referenciados con respecto a la capacidad de carga turística aplicada al aviturismo, así como se indican algunos de los alcances y limitaciones de los modelos metodológicos utilizados y se realiza una aproximación al análisis de este método desde una perspectiva multidisciplinar. Conclusión. Se concluye con la determinación de los elementos claves y esenciales que, deben estar presentes en la capacidad de carga turística como una herramienta para la gestión de un aviturismo sostenible.

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“…These included different options that ranged from the placement of bunks and beach umbrellas at the indicated distance, setting physical limits with ropes and even fences and huts (Figure 1). More drastic measures involved the need to make reservations to attend the beach in, for example, Spain [3,6], Italy [7], and Argentina [8]. These guidelines may seem relatively simple to implement, but are they?…”

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“…New publications regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and coastal management are currently underway. In these new studies, the topics addressed remain very diverse and cover, for example, the behavior and perception of beachgoers [30,31]; the pandemic and coastal erosion [32]; and management strategies which, again, involve estimates of the maximum number of visitors allowed [3,8]; signaling [33].…”

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New Beach Landscapes to Promote Social Distancing and Coastal Conservation during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic

2021

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The Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a pandemic that has altered practically all human activities worldwide. Since the pandemic started at the beginning of 2020, infections have fluctuated drastically over time. It is difficult to predict how this situation will evolve in the coming months/years or when a return to some semblance of 'normal' activity might occur. Because of global lock-up and distancing measures, the beaches, otherwise filled with tourists, first emptied and then had a reduced density of visitors owing to a wide variety of social-distancing measures. Therefore, new safety protocols need to include a wide range of aspects, such as epidemiological conditions, socioeconomic realities, and ecological contexts in which the pandemic occurs. Here, we propose new nature-based landscapes for sandy beaches to help maintain the social distancing of beach visitors while beaches and dunes are restored. When sufficient sediment is available, the maintenance and restoration of healthy beaches with incipient dunes and vegetation will help reduce contagion, promote human health, and recover natural ecosystems.

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Tourism in the COVID-19 context in mesotidal beaches: Carrying capacity for the 2020/2021 summer season in Pehuén Co, Argentina

Cited by 17 publications

References 39 publications

Beach tourists behavior and beach management strategy under the ongoing prevention and control of the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of Qingdao, China

Beach tourists behavior and beach management strategy under the ongoing prevention and control of the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of Qingdao, China

Análisis de la capacidad de carga turística como estrategia para la gestión de un aviturismo sostenible

New Beach Landscapes to Promote Social Distancing and Coastal Conservation during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic

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