Empowering destinations after-COVID. Boosting confidence through the SDGs application and the ‘glocal’ development
Empowering destinations after-COVID. Boosting confidence through the SDGs application and the ‘glocal’ development
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Nos enfrentamos a la situación más inesperada en la industria de viajes y turismo: un cierre de la industria con fronteras cerradas, confinamientos de ciudades enteras, etc. (Qiu et al., 2020). En este trabajo queremos compartir una forma adecuada de empoderar a los destinos después de la crisis provocada por la covid-19. Para poder salir de esta etapa de crisis de seguridad y sanitaria, es realmente necesaria una colaboración profunda entre todos los actores, desde el sector público hasta la empresa privada turística, por muy pequeña que sea, e involucrar a los ciudadanos locales y a los diferentes colectivos sociales. Esta colaboración debe basarse en un clima de confianza común que cree las bases para la recuperación pensando en un paradigma global, pero actuando a nivel local. Esta colaboración debe, a su vez, inspirarse y actuar a partir la aplicación de los ODS, sin dejar a nadie atrás, ni a los profesionales del sector turístico ni a los movimientos sociales que han surgido a raíz de esta pandemia. Es hora de utilizar esta visión “glocal” para fortalecer los destinos.
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