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Cuadernos de Turismo
Article . 2005
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Características diferenciales del producto turismo rural

Authors: García Henche, Blanca;

Características diferenciales del producto turismo rural

Abstract

El turismo rural lleva un largo periodo establecido en Europa, pero en los últimos años crece su importancia ya que supone un nuevo producto turístico y una fuente de ingresos para la economía rural. Actualmente, los turistas buscan experiencias distintas al tradicional turismo de sol y playa, prefieren un turismo más individualizado y flexible, buscan nuevas formas de alojamiento y muestran un interés creciente por el contacto con la naturaleza. La oferta turística rural ha de adaptarse a las exigencias de esta demanda, lo que implica más flexibilidad y alojamientos y pueblos adaptados a las necesidades emergentes. Se ha de definir el turismo rural como una alternativa de adaptación a los cambios en las necesidades de los consumidores. El presente documento muestra los componentes del turismo rural. Los recursos turísticos son la materia prima, a la que se ha de añadir los servicios. Estos servicios pueden ser básicos o complementarios. Además de los servicios hay que añadir las actividades complementarias e infraestructuras. No hay duda de que el turismo rural puede beneficiarse de la aplicación del marketing. El marketing implica entender qué es lo que los consumidores desean y crear productos para satisfacer sus necesidades, además de comercializar el producto correctamente.

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Turismo rural, turismo rural, casa rural, Recreation. Leisure, G, recursos, CDU::3 - Ciencias sociales::37 - Educación. Enseñanza. Formación. Tiempo libre. Turismo, servicios, cambios en el comportamiento del consumidor, Geography. Anthropology. Recreation, :3 - Ciencias sociales::37 - Educación. Enseñanza. Formación. Tiempo libre. Turismo [CDU], oferta turística, GV1-1860

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