POTENTIALITY OF INDUSTRIAL TOURISM AND ITS CIVIL SOCIETY IN TWO CASES OF ANDEAN DESTINATIONS: EVOLUTIVE ANALYSIS OF SAMACÁ FACTORIES (COLOMBIA) AND SEWELL CAMP (CHILE)
POTENTIALITY OF INDUSTRIAL TOURISM AND ITS CIVIL SOCIETY IN TWO CASES OF ANDEAN DESTINATIONS: EVOLUTIVE ANALYSIS OF SAMACÁ FACTORIES (COLOMBIA) AND SEWELL CAMP (CHILE)
POTENCIALIDAD DEL TURISMO INDUSTRIAL Y SU SOCIEDAD CIVIL EN DOS CASOS DE DESTINOS ANDINOS: ANÁLISIS EVOLUTIVO DE LAS FÁBRICAS DE SAMACÁ (COLOMBIA) Y EL CAMPAMENTO SEWELL (CHILE).
Fonte: Cuadernos de Turismo; No. 50 (2022): Julio - Diciembre; 21-43
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Resumo: The objective of the research carried out was to analyze the influence exerted by two industrial tourism destinations on civil society in each of their territories. These destinations are called Samacá Factories (Colombia) and the Sewell Camp (Chile) and are located in South America. As industrial tourism destinations evolve, the greater the involvement of civil society organizations in this type of tourism, which stimulates its strengthening due to cooperation and the formation of alliances between various social actors.
