Nouvelle Offre Touristique Urbaine: Vers Un Tourisme Autochtone? Paperback

Nadia Mitic

The tourism offer of the last ten years has taken a new turn induced by new technologies, such as web 2.0, and low-cost aviation companies. Fun projects, multimedia; visits highlighting the affective, sensory or human approach of a place, these new offers have changed the landscape of the current tourism offer. At the same time, there is a growing concern on the part of the urban population and political authorities for the principles of Agenda 21 put in place during the 1992 Rio de Janeiro Declaration on Environment and Development. In this context, diverse and punctual projects are emerging in a desire to reinvest the living space. These are initiated in a desire to reinvest the urban space and the desire to a city closer to the needs and concerns of its inhabitants. The areas affected are as varied as many: art, architecture, history, play, conviviality, solidarity, etc. In this area, the urban walk is emerging as the privileged vector of reclaiming the city.

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