Rescate de las tradiciones orales, cuentos, mitos y leyendas de las parroquias Yamana, Casanga y centro de Catacocha
The intangible cultural heritage in the Ecuadorian territory is presented in various forms where oral traditions take center stage in a community or town that has its own identity rooted as a symbol of belonging. Thus, the research work included a structure of 3 specific objectives; The first was to...
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| Format: | bachelorThesis |
| Sprache: | spa |
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2023
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| Online Zugang: | https://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/27900 |
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | The intangible cultural heritage in the Ecuadorian territory is presented in various forms where oral traditions take center stage in a community or town that has its own identity rooted as a symbol of belonging. Thus, the research work included a structure of 3 specific objectives; The first was to identify the main stories, myths and legends of the study parishes, where the interview technique was used as a tool for data collection, this to a certain number of people, to later systematize the information. Through the adaptation of a file between the MINTUR (2018) and the INPC where the tourist and cultural valuation of the resources are complemented, the second was the elaboration of tourist products, where the methodology proposed by SERNATUR (2014) was applied.),same that established valid attributes and requirements for the creation of tourist products with a cultural focus, the third is the elaboration of a strategy for the positioning of the designed products, where emphasis is placed on the use of technological tools that allow a position in the market. tourism market, with the web being the medium where the digitization of content is booming. From the result of the investigation, it was determined that the Avocado canton with its study parishes keeps a history closely linked to the oral traditions themselves that were identified, recovered and transmitted, but before this, cultural tourism products such as the digital magazine and an interpretive script were determined in based on the data obtained. From the development of the research, it is concluded that the scant information on oral traditions, the lack of training for tourism service providers and the lack of tourism facilities in the areas of influence weaken tourism development, without tourists being able to enjoy these benefits. Faced with this, the recommendations are addressed to the GAD and the Tourism Unit and jointly with the INPC and MINTUR, so that they articulate their work, provide training, and generate updates in their database in order to have broad, reliable information. and useful for tourists. |
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