Publication: Especulación urbanística y burbuja inmobiliaria en espacios litorales: factores explicativos del tercer boom turístico de Canarias
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Simancas Cruz, Moisés R.
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Universidad de Murcia
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https://doi.org/10.6018/turismo.43.18
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La dinámica del turismo en las Islas Canarias (España) se ha desarrollado en ciclos eco-nómicos. Ello implica la sucesión de momentos de expansión y contracción, que podemos denominar boomsturísticos. El tercero (1997-2001) se caracterizó por unas extraordina-rias expectativas empresariales, reales y potenciales, de construcción de nuevos alojamien-tos turísticos. Sin embargo, éstas no respondieron a una demanda real, sino a procesos de especulación urbanística derivadas de los incentivos públicos a la inversión, así como al predominio de los principios de desregulación, privatización y liberalización del mercado. El principal objetivo de este trabajo es analizar los factores urbanísticos-especulativos que explican la génesis y el desarrollo de este tercer boom turístico canario.
ABSTRACT: The dynamics of tourism in the Canary Islands (Spain) has developed following econo-mic cycles, with the reality succession of times of expansion and contraction, which can be called tourism booms. The third (1997-2001) are characterized by extraordinary business expectations, real and potential, to build new tourist accommodations. However, the proces-ses of urban speculation derived from public incentives for investment and the predominance of the principles of deregulation, privatization and market liberalization. The main objective of this paper is to analyse the urbanistic-speculative factors that explain the genesis and development of the third canarian tourist boom.
ABSTRACT: The dynamics of tourism in the Canary Islands (Spain) has developed following econo-mic cycles, with the reality succession of times of expansion and contraction, which can be called tourism booms. The third (1997-2001) are characterized by extraordinary business expectations, real and potential, to build new tourist accommodations. However, the proces-ses of urban speculation derived from public incentives for investment and the predominance of the principles of deregulation, privatization and market liberalization. The main objective of this paper is to analyse the urbanistic-speculative factors that explain the genesis and development of the third canarian tourist boom.
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Cuadernos de Turismo, nº 43, (2019)
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