Turismo accesible en áreas protegidas de Mendoza, Argentina

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01/2023
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Universidad Externado de Colombia
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Turismo y Sociedad
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0120-7555
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2346-206X
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Esta investigación tiene por objetivo diagnosticar el grado de accesibilidad turísticorecreativa en áreas naturales protegidas (ANP) de la provincia de Mendoza (Argentina). En perspectiva teórico-sistémica, se considera como visitante a toda persona con problemas en el desplazamiento –en el marco del turismo accesible–, y como destino, las ANP mendocinas –en el contexto del turismo de naturaleza–. Metodológicamente, se seleccionaron las ANP objeto de estudio (Aconcagua, Divisadero Largo y Bosques Telteca) según numerosos criterios. Luego, se relevaron las barreras naturales de cada tramo de los senderos turísticos habilitados de esas ANP con detalle de frecuencia e intensidad. En conjunto, piedras, pendientes, nieve, arena y exposición al sol resultaron las barreras naturales más extendidas y graves. Para finalizar, se propusieron soluciones a esas barreras mediante instalaciones turísticorecreativas (pasarela, telecabina y tirolesa, malla de alambre y silla anfibia, ramada).
The aim of this research is to diagnose the accessibility degree of natural protected areas (NPA) located in Mendoza Province (Argentina) for tourist and recreational activities. In a systemic perspective of tourism, visitors are people with displacement problems –in the framework of accessible tourism– and destinations are NPAs of Mendoza –in the context of outdoor tourism–. Considering numerous criteria, NPAs taken as object of study (Aconcagua, Divisadero Largo and Bosques Telteca) were selected. Each NPA have one authorised trail divided into many sections. Then, natural barriers of each section were registered, detailing frequency and intensity. Together, stones, slopes, snow, sand, and exposure to the sun were the most widespread and serious natural barriers. Finally, solutions in the form of facilities were proposed to these barriers.
The aim of this research is to diagnose the accessibility degree of natural protected areas (NPA) located in Mendoza Province (Argentina) for tourist and recreational activities. In a systemic perspective of tourism, visitors are people with displacement problems –in the framework of accessible tourism– and destinations are NPAs of Mendoza –in the context of outdoor tourism–. Considering numerous criteria, NPAs taken as object of study (Aconcagua, Divisadero Largo and Bosques Telteca) were selected. Each NPA have one authorised trail divided into many sections. Then, natural barriers of each section were registered, detailing frequency and intensity. Together, stones, slopes, snow, sand, and exposure to the sun were the most widespread and serious natural barriers. Finally, solutions in the form of facilities were proposed to these barriers.
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