Plan estratégico de desarrollo turístico sostenible para la comuna ancestral de la isla Jambelí, cantón Santa Rosa, provincia de El Oro

Abstract

This research was developed in the commune of Jambelí Island, Santa Rosa province of El Oro, between November 2016 and June 2017, within which tourist attractions were cataloged and inventoried and natural attractions and cultural attractions were identified, besides the socio-economic analysis, evaluation of the tourist plant and the approach of programs and projects.

The mangrove concession area is 321 hectares. Which it was delivered to the Association of Sea Vikings in 2014 by the Environment Ministry, by Ministerial Agreement No. 009-SDS of the Undersecretariat of Marine and Coastal Management for sustainable use and custody.

The plan is composed of four programs and nine projects that propose short, medium and long term strategies, which could be determined through visits and interviews conducted in the community.

This plan seeks to develop tourism that is sustainable through a responsible and environmentally friendly implementation to make it self-sustaining and that benefits the commune by generating local and economic development of the community.