2 resultados para Potential and tourist use

em Universidad de Alicante


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La recuperación del patrimonio vinculado a la guerra civil española es un tema controvertido que gana relevancia desde distintos enfoques. Uno de ellos es su potencial simbólico y de refuerzo de la identidad, en la que basar nuevas propuestas turísticas para la diversificación económica. Apenas es conocida la importancia de este periodo de la historia en el Vinalopó y, sin embargo, éste posee un claro valor para la diferenciación de sus municipios con fines educativos, recreativos y turísticos.

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Within the overall framework of the renewal process of coastal tourist destinations, cultural heritage has frequently been used as a key argument for the introduction and development of strategies for the diversification and differentiation of the traditional tourist product based on sun and sand. This is the situation of the province of Alicante, identified with the Costa Blanca geotourism brand, where there are important economic issues that could contribute to the renewal of this coastal tourist destination. One of the most significant heritage values of this space consists of a series of medieval fortresses located along the axis of the Vinalopó River, which has acted since prehistoric times as a natural route from within the provincial mainland to the coast. It is precisely the argument of this historical, territorial and landscape content that has been used repeatedly in recent years to develop initiatives aimed at the creation of a tourist product, currently inexistent, based on the route of the castles of Vinalopó. This communication aims to analyse the degree of tourism potential of the fortresses located in the towns of Biar, Banyeres de Mariola, Sax, Villena, Novelda, Elda, Petrer and Elche, which constitute the core of municipalities where these medieval fortresses are located, finally pointing out some proposals for the creation of a heritage tourism product.