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Realization of the Route and German Villa sheets. A Methodology

As pre-Making land plots were made 2 official recognition to the study sites, which were focused on the broken escobar, the PAtagual and Mount Caramel. As the next image.


LA route consists of 6 stations according to the course groups.

- 1 station in the Patagual,
- 1 in the trunk
- 4 in broken escobar


* based on field time, Mount Caramel will not be considered work. However, information obtained by the information itself secondary.

then performed cadastre sheets attractive tourist facilities and equipment made by the course toward achieving better coverage of information.

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-Tourism: Mobility of individuals outside of your labor and residence for at least one night and a maximum period not one year, which creates synergies as production activities, production and emission sources.

-Rural Tourism: An activity that takes place in rural


-Attractions tourist set of material elements and / or intangible assets that are capable of being transformed into a tourism product that has the capacity to influence the decision process leading tourist visit through commuting flows from their place of habitual residence to a particular territory. The latter thus becomes a tourist destination.

-Tourism Demand: Expression of tourists according to their need, attending a region, country, area, resort, attraction, and in turn stay product streamlines the design space from their ability to pay. Can be found within this expression.

1) Real demand: The number of tourists in a given space and time, and the sum of all goods and services required by tourists from coming to their place of destination;

2) real Coach: additional costs can real demand for your stay, consumption of goods and services that were not paid before leaving the road or are not required for tourist accommodation, 3) historical and future demand, record the actual demands made on a temporal pattern, showing the analysis of changes and trends from this project possible scenarios;

4) Potential demand: forecast tourism demand from scenarios not conquered a place to host and increasing future demand that develops as a result of improved services.

-tourist offer: set of services provided by elements of the tourism plant and some non-tourism goods, which are marketed by the tourism system, because ultimately that describes the class of an asset is the productive system and not the type of consumer.

-Superstructure: control subsystem, which comprises all public and private agencies specialized in optimizing the performance of each of the parts of the system and harmonize their relations, to tend to the production and sale of elements of the tourism product.

-Space tourism: space that arises from the spatial distribution of tourist attractions, established as the raw material for tourism.
-Plant
Touristic subsystem that incorporates the services that are sold to tourists consisting of equipment (facilities operated by public or private activity for the provision of services) and facilities (special structures whose function is to facilitate the practice of tourist activities).

-Tourist System: Lattice of relations on the development of tourism, which energize its operation. From the side supply-demand model, the system begins in the encounter between these agents through a process called tourism product sales, which together with the infrastructure defines the structure of the sector's output. In turn, this system has a number of elements that give complexity and interaction in relationships that define the activity.


-Leisure: Activities that with freedom of choice and opportunities that involve individual cases are not tied to any formal work and are made by people after having done his usual activity

- Infrastructure: Provision of goods and services which has a space to sustain structures social and productive. Can form a network or system, enabling it to connect to human settlements and resolve their needs.


- Heritage tourism: Congregation between tourist attraction, tourist facilities, infrastructure, superstructure, in a geographical area.

-Superstructure: regulation system, comprising public and private institutions in optimizing the performance of each of the parts of the system and harmonize their relations, to tend to the production and sale of elements of the product

tourism (1) Boullon R: tourist area planning, Editorial Trillas, Mexico 1997