Publication: Lo particular en lo cotidiano: turistificación en el arrabal de Triana
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Dona Santos, Leonor
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El proceso de turistificación se estudia desde los años 90 rodeado de muchos debates, sobre todo, por lo distintivo del fenómeno. Cuando este se produce llega a afectar en numerosas formas al lugar y su paisaje, entrelazándose con otros fenómenos urbanos como la gentrificación. Entendiendo el paisaje como un territorio que se produce, percibe y configura de manera social, se pretenden estudiar cómo ha transformado la turistificación a las principales calles del arrabal de Triana en Sevilla, utilizando la Calle San Jacinto como arteria principal del barrio y su Casco Antiguo.
The process of touristification has been the subject of much debate since the 1990s, not least because of the distinctiveness of the phenomenon. When it occurs, it affects the place and its landscape in many ways, intertwining with other urban phenomena such as gentrification. Understanding the landscape as a territory that is produced, perceived and configured in a social way, the aim is to study how tourism has transformed the main streets of the Triana district in Seville, using San Jacinto Street as the main artery of the neighbourhood and its Old Quarter.
The process of touristification has been the subject of much debate since the 1990s, not least because of the distinctiveness of the phenomenon. When it occurs, it affects the place and its landscape in many ways, intertwining with other urban phenomena such as gentrification. Understanding the landscape as a territory that is produced, perceived and configured in a social way, the aim is to study how tourism has transformed the main streets of the Triana district in Seville, using San Jacinto Street as the main artery of the neighbourhood and its Old Quarter.