Comunidades receptoras locais e comunidades de turistas: redimensionando responsabilidades para um turismo sustentável

Abstract

The possibility of redefining the principles that underlie the models of temporary co-existence - where the civilized and the exotic, the dominating and the dominated, the global and the local meet with one another - offers a panorama for reflecting on the social dimension of the sustainability of tourism. Examining the crisis of modernity - tied as it is to the dichotomy that views nature and society as isolated, airtight categories - helps to clarify further the hybrid conditions that disturb the dynamics of the interaction between individual and collective identities.

Keywords

• Sustainable tourism
• Sustainable development
• Social responsibility
• Tourist
• Community