Tourist policy. Reflections from tourism research
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The text presents a set of reflections on the relations between tourism policy and the field of knowledge production on tourism, based on the treatment of a topic addressed in the first thematic table of the Meeting of critical analysis of tourism. It addresses issues related to the sectoral nature of the policy and the need to investigate both its formulation and its implementation processes. It briefly reviews the effects of the crisis triggered by the Covid- 19 pandemic, and the ways in which the practice has been resumed after its gradual overcoming. Finally, it proposes some reflections aimed at rethinking the role of research in the processes of formulation and implementation of tourism policies.
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