The area of the General Carrera Lake – Lake Buenos Aires has a great patrimonial heritage. Giving it value has been one of the key aims of the tourism stakeholders of the area called “Chelenko Territory”. However, the name “Chelenko” that is given to area in 2008 is a regional creation. Several studies question whether it is or not an
The road maps combine scientific knowledge with the exploration of new landscapes and allow the visitor to act as an assistant in the research activities.
By: Christina Queiroz
The following is a report of the activities carried out within the framework of the Tourism Research and Development Network in the month of April 2019 in Chile. Activities co-organized by the Center for Research in Patagonian Ecosystems and the Universidad Austral de Chile and co-financed by the Universidad Austral de Chile, Universidad de Magallanes, Consulate of France in Chile, Ministère de Relations Internationales à la Francophonie de Québec, Canada.
Discussions raised: – Definition of Science Tourism: an activity at the interface between the creation of knowledge and its dissemination through a formal mediation process? – What is mediation for Science Tourism? What is mediation, how and why, and how to support the research process? – The selection of scientific topics: for what and for whom? What are the prioritization
