Management performance in costs and benefits of heritage tourism in Galapagos-Ecuador
Abstract
In order to make a critically evaluate of the cost and benefits of heritage tourism, this research explain the meaning to the important terms, describe the core of the heritage tourism, know the cost and benefits that a Heritage tourism destination have, explain the criteria that a tourism site need to considered a World Natural Heritage Site. The aim of this research is known about some important facts of Galapagos Islands, like as, the origin of the name, the date when this archipelago was part of to the World Heritage Site List, understand the cost and benefits of this natural heritage have. All this aimed to increase knowledge about tourism and better understand the laws of protection that has to the Galapagos Islands and the best way to raise awareness in national and international tourists about the care and importance of the different environments that make up these Enchanted Islands.
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