Impacto socio-económico do turismo na província de Cabo Delgado

Abstract

Tourism activity presents a cyclical behavior. A tourist destination has a life cycle that goes from its discovery as a tourist location to its decline. The great concern to make and transform the province of Cabo Delgado, especially the city of Pemba and the Quirimbas Archipelago and in general the entire coast as tourist areas, has to be planned and structured so as not to compromise local communities, its environment and for future generations. Existing infrastructure must be improved and future ones well planned. Hotel services, tourist support services as well as basic infrastructure must be created for better services not only to tourists but also to the local community. Existing resource use norms and policies must be implemented to preserve natural resources as well as to avoid social injustices. This study focuses on aspects related to the development of tourism in the province of Cabo Delgado, taking into account the important flow of investment into the province, as a response to the plan to transform this province into a tourist attraction. Also focus on the capabilities of the province's infrastructure in terms of capacity and conditions to accommodate tourists.(TRADUÇÁO NOSSA)