Los Caminos de Santiago, como gran ruta de peregrinación, y el turismo en general, experimentan una gran visibilidad de causalidad multifactorial durante las últimas décadas y están presenten en numerosos territorios europeos y en otras latitudes atravesados por diferentes itinerarios. En este contexto, en este monográfico se pueden consultar investigaciones que avanzan en el conocimiento acerca de las relaciones que se establecen entre las comunidades locales y el fenómeno de las peregrinaciones y el turismo.

Coordinadores:

Carlos Pazos-Justo (carlospazos@elach.uminho.pt)

Beatriz Busto (beatriz.busto.miramontes@usc.es)

Susana Sotelo (susana.sotelo.docio@usc.gal)  

In this issue five works are collected that have been distinguished as the best Master’s Thesis of Tourism in the X Forum REDINTUR.

This issue has, in addition to articles of diverse subject matter, a monographic part entitled "Tourism and gentrification in the contemporary city".
The monograph is coordinated by Estefanía Calo, Raimundo Otero and Alberto Rodríguez Barcón (Universidade da Coruña). It presents a set of articles focused on the relationship between tourism and gentrification in the contemporary city, and it provides a vision of the impact of urban policy on historic neighborhoods, tourism governance and a sustainable tourism model based on the local community, the impact on the identity of the local community and, finally, an analysis of the strategies implemented in order to strengthen the tourist uses of the city.

Coordinator: Joaquín Gómez Varela (Universidade da Coruña)

Active tourism has undergone exponential development in recent years. This dossier transfers a vision of the regulation, characterization and impact of its offer at present, as well as the coping with the crisis generated by COVID-19 and the future perspectives of its evolution in the third decade of the 21st century.

This monographic number is dedicated to planning, direction and management of tourist destinations and products

Este número monográfico está dedicado a la planificación y gestión del turismo en el espacio urbano.

This monographic issue is dedicated to the application of new information and communication technologies to tourism.

This monographic issue is dedicated to recreational tourism activities in rural areas.

Monograph coordinators: Manuel Martínez Carballo and Eduardo Guillén Solórzano.

Monograph: Tourism and centers of global pilgrimage