Importance of intercultural dialogue in tourism development in Totonaca indigenous communities
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A critical stance shows the impacts of conventional and alternative tourism as an imposition emerging measure of economic improvement for indigenous peoples. The study aims to provide a first approach to the theoretical and methodological bases of the use of intercultural dialogue. The method considers as indicator the dialogue to minimize the sociocultural effects of a tourism proposal. The fundamental axis of the research is the relevance of the indigenous in deciding harness their biocultural heritage as a tourism attraction, in this study, for the Totonacos of Lipuntahuaca, municipality of Huehuetla, Puebla.
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