| Sumario: | This book provides an in-depth analysis of community-based tourism in Ecuador, examining its evolution, current challenges, and future prospects. It explores the historical development of community tourism, its socio-spatial dynamics, and the roles of various stakeholders involved. The authors, Enrique Cabanilla Vásconez and Carlos Garrido Cornejo, aim to offer insights into the sustainable development of tourism that benefits indigenous and rural communities. The book is intended for academics, policymakers, and practitioners interested in tourism management and sustainable development, particularly in Latin America. It discusses the integration of community tourism into national policies and highlights successful projects that serve as models for other regions.
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