Periódico: Journal of Tourism and Heritage Research
Fonte: Journal of Tourism and Heritage Research; Vol 2 No 2 (2019): Journal of Tourism and Heritage Research; 49-73
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Resumo: Regional development is a multidimensional phenomenon and should be approached from a transdisciplinary way, the complexity of its analysis lies in identifying and considering the convergences and divergences of the regions from the cultural, historical, political, economic and social aspects, being the tourism a boost of the economy with multiplier effects. Rondan, (2014: 412).
Any approach aimed at boosting regional development, should consider various territorial-social aspects, these efforts to stimulate economies can be observed more clearly in the policies that have historically emerged and been applied in the various territories that by themselves, originate a bias, divergences, inequalities and imbalances since the regional development in itself, segmentates or regionalizes the territory, not only for its qualities, but also for the different moments of integration to the development process of the region.
In the segmentation caused by the regionalization resulting from the implementation of the selection of a certain potential heritage of development (natural resources, history, geography, economy, culture, agriculture, mining, human resources, among others) inequalities will be created, which may be present in some territories in a subtler way than in others.
Recognizing the above in the present work, the objective is to retake ethnic cultural expressions related to the festivities held during the course of the year and design a rescue program that at first meets the objective of the perpetuation of culture-traditions of the ethnic groups of northern Mexico.
