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Contenido Universidad Técnica de Ambato ................................................................................................ 1 Misión ......................................................................................................................................... 1 Visión .......................................................................................................................................... 1 Facultad de Ciencias Humanas y de la Eduación ....................................................................... 1 Misión ......................................................................................................................................... 1 Visión .......................................................................................................................................... 2 Perfil de Egreso........................................................................................................................... 2 1.

Trabajo Colaborativo .......................................................................................................... 7

Trabajo Práctico ................................................................................................................ 12

Trabajo Autónomo ............................................................................................................ 14

Proyecto Integrador de Saberes (PIS) ............................................................................... 19

Prácticas Preprofesionales ................................................................................................ 21

Reflexión ........................................................................................................................... 22

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Autor: MILTON NARANJO

Universidad Técnica de Ambato Misión Formar profesionales líderes competentes, con visión humanista y pensamiento crítico a través de la Docencia, la Investigación y la Vinculación, que apliquen, promuevan y difundan el conocimiento respondiendo a las necesidades del país.

Visión La Universidad Técnica de Ambato por sus niveles de excelencia se constituirá como un centro de formación superior con liderazgo y proyección nacional e internacional.

Facultad de Ciencias Humanas y de la Educación Misión “Formar profesionales íntegros de tercero y cuarto nivel en Ciencias Humanas y de la Educación, con bases científicas y tecnológicas, para el desempeño competente en procesos educacionales y de desarrollo del ser humano, a través del ejercicio de la investigación y vinculación con la colectividad, que respondan a los requerimientos del entorno sociocultural.”

Visión “La Facultad de Ciencias Humanas y de la Educación se constituirá en una institución de educación superior que garantiza la sustentabilidad y sostenibilidad en la formación de líderes profesionales, que transforman el contexto social en el área humanística y educativa del país, mediante la investigación científica y la práctica tecnológica, bajo principios éticos, políticos y culturales, que promuevan la calidad de vida y bienestar de los ecuatorianos.”.

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Perfil de Egreso La administración y operación de empresas turísticas y hoteleras orientadas a la alta calidad; para la realización de diagnósticos, planificación y coordinación de actividades turísticas. • El impulsó del desarrolló de la actividad en relación con el entornó relacionado con un turismo ambientalmente sustentable que tienda a proteger y mejorar los recursos y las oportunidades futuras de usó de los mismos. • El desarrollo de nuevos productos turísticos temáticos e innovadores. la implementación de programas de calidad en empresas y destinos turísticos. • A su vez, está formado para desempeñarse en la actividad académica dónde podrá investigar, ejecutar y evaluar propuestas y proyectos en el a rea de su competencia, ejercer la docencia y desempeñarse en los ámbitos de la gestión educativa. En líneas generales, poseerá una sólida formación y tendrá conocimientos sobré: Las teorías La administración y operación de empresas turísticas y hoteleras orientadas a la alta calidad; para la realización de diagnósticos, planificación y coordinación de actividades turísticas. • El impulsó del desarrolló de la actividad en relación con el entornó relacionado con un turismo ambientalmente sustentable que tienda a proteger y mejorar los recursos y las oportunidades futuras de usó de los mismos. • El desarrollo de nuevos productos turísticos temáticos e innovadores. la implementación de programas de calidad en empresas y destinos turísticos. • A su vez, está formado para desempeñarse en la actividad académica dónde podrá investigar, ejecutar y evaluar propuestas y proyectos en el a rea de su competencia, ejercer la docencia y desempeñarse en los ámbitos de la gestión educativa. En líneas generales, poseerá una sólida formación y tendrá conocimientos sobré:

7 Las teorías y principios de la organización y administración de empresas aplicados al sector del hotelería, el turismo, y actividades afines a los servicios de hospitalidad orientadas a la alta calidad. • Las teorías y avances en las disciplinas aplicables a los procesos y formas organizativas del servició del hotelería, el turismo y la hospitalidad en general (redicen de procesos, calidad total, cultura organizacional, liderazgo y gerencia) • Elementos metodológicos sobré el desarrollo de la aplicación de herramientas en planificación y dirección estratégica. • Elementos para definir políticas de comercialización eficientes. • Metodología para el análisis y formulación de proyectos de inversión en la actividad. • El desarrollo de ideas y la creación de emprendimientos turísticos y hoteleros. • La gestión de las nuevas tecnologías y su impactó en la estructura en el hotelería, el turismo y la hospitalidad en general. • Los principios y metodología de la investigación aplicada a la disciplina. • Las principales características del espacio territorial y su inclusión en los circuitos turísticos. A más de las competencias mencionadas es importante diferenciar entre el sector turístico del hotelero para lo cual se describen las competencias por especialidades, es importante destacar que el egresado estará en capacidad de desempeñarse en cualquiera de las dos disciplinas. ÁREA DE TURISMO • Gestionar las áreas funcionales de una empresa turística con base en sus competencias profesionales. • Elaborar paquetes turísticos sobre la base de conocimientos del tráfico aéreo, contabilidad y técnicas de Guianza. • Desarrollar destrezas creativas, innovadoras y de liderazgo para promover paquetes turísticos nacionales.

8 • Conocer el manejo administrativo y operacional de las diferentes áreas de las agencias de viajes, operadoras, aeropuertos y aerolíneas. • Estar en capacidad de administrar su propia micro empresa turística. • Organizar, coordinar y operar las actividades relacionadas con el turismo de aventura y turismo ecológico. • Aplicar técnicas de guianza de acuerdo con las diferentes necesidades del cliente. • Garantizar la protección y conservación del medio ambiente. • Dominar el conocimiento de la ecología y áreas naturales del Ecuador. • Cuidar la integridad física y salud de los turistas a su cargo. • Crear y mantener ambientes de confianza, amistad y amabilidad hacia los clientes. • Dominar de forma eficiente el idioma extranjero para una mejor comunicación con el turista. ÁREA DE HOTELERÍA • Gestionar las áreas funcionales de una empresa hotelera. • Conocer los procesos de planificación, organización, dirección y control administrativo de los diferentes establecimientos de alojamiento. • Desempeñarse en los niveles operacionales y de coordinación de acuerdo a la orientación de los niveles medios y las políticas empresariales. • Conocer los procedimientos adecuados para una correcta aplicación de la auditoría hotelera. • Dominar las técnicas de costeo y presupuesto inherentes a la administración hotelera.

1. Trabajo Colaborativo PRIMER PARCIAL-- OUTCOME ONE learning outcome

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TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF AMBATO FACULTY OF HUMAN SCIENCES AND EDUCATION CAREER OF TOURISM AND HOTELERY INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH I 5TH. SEMESTER Members: Milton Naranjo, Teacher: Alba Hernández, Mg. Topic: Outcome 1 – “Jobs in the future” Date: April 25th, 2019 Objective: To employ grammar related with periods of time for applying the correct use of English language skills. ACADEMIC PERIOD MARCH - SEPTEMBER 2019

1) TOPIC: JOBS IN THE FUTURE

2) OBJECTIVE: To employ grammar related with periods of time for applying the correct use of English language skills. 3) INTRODUTION

One of world’s most pressing concerns in the next few decades will be jobs keeping those that exist today and creating new ones which today’s management practices and policies would not be equipped to deal with. The biggest cause for concern is the accelerating advances in information technology (e.g., artificial intelligence) in today’s increasingly “autonomous economy” which may radically reduce the human role in production of goods and services. World Economic Forum (2016) estimated that by 2020, technology would produce 2.1 million new jobs. Although the future reality may not be as dark as forecasted, even the most optimistic predictions acknowledge the likelihood of largescale worker displacement due to technological advances.

4) DEVELOPMENT Influential trends that will shape the jobs of the future include: global integration; technological innovation; an ageing population; collaboration and cross disciplinarily; increased participation of women in the labour force; continued economic shift to Asia, scarcity of natural resources; migration. According to (POMPA, 2015) “Mention that the key sectors covered where these trends will have impact include: health and social assistance, construction, technology and big data, manufacturing, hospitality and tourism, creative industries.” Technology is changing the way we see the world and how we relate to the evolving labor market and in what fields should be concentrated and trained in different areas or topics to meet the needs of the future, with our career Experts as you discover how the job market, company structures, and professional roles are transforming. What skills are businesses actually looking for How will these opportunities look in the future. We present the presentations that will be valid in the year 2030.

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Infrastructure 3. Furniture Refurbishing Technician 4. Manufacturing And Construction

5. Recyclable Design Specialist 6. Manufacturing And Construction 7. Marketing Emediamaker 8. Professional Services 9. Big Data Wrangler 10. Technology According to (insperet minds carrer 2030, 208) mentions that these careers in the future of humanity and the technological. Future trends in employment and skills needs, along with current and potential gaps of required skills for future jobs were identified through interviews with a range of experts. These experts included national labour market specialists in research institutes and think tanks, Labour Ministry officials and/or government affiliated research bodies specialising in the labour market issues, investment fund managers to assess future trends in investment and likely employment implications and major companies international and national currently prominent in the labour market. According to (Pompa, 2015) talks about the sectors and technological innovation are changing the global workforce landscape. The adaptability of institutions, the private sector, employees and policy makers will determine their success.

What jobs will there be a need for in the near future? Now more than ever the rise of the robots has never been so real. The job market is evolving and if predictions are correct nearly 100% of jobs in the future will be affected by advances in technology. It seems like in almost every industry computer are taking on a more significant role. Industry 4.0 is here, and it includes cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things, cloud computing and cognitive computing. Industry leaders and CEO’s in many industries are currently making people redundant because their jobs are being automated. According to (Cetron, Jun 1983) “mentions that Workers must be retrained to fill the new jobs created by technology. Twenty-one occupations expected to become increasingly important are described. Competent teachers must be attracted to vocational education, and teaching methods must be updated. Education must equip people to change”. Educational Improvement, Educational Needs, Employment, Employment Statistics, Futures (of Society), Job Training, Secondary Education, Social Change, Teacher Recruitment, Teaching Methods, Technical Education, Technical Occupations, Technological Advancement, Vocational Education. 5) BIBLIGRAFY

Bibliografía

Cetron, M. J. (Jun 1983). Getting Ready for the Jobs of the Future. En M. J. Cetron, Futurist, v17 n3 (págs. p15-22). madrid : eric editions. Obtenido de https://eric.ed.gov. insperet minds carrer 2030. (8 de january de 208). cst.org/jobs. Obtenido de http://careers2030.cst.org/jobs/page/2/ ghghjdkgtlhjlk POMPA, C. (2015). JOBS IN THE FUTURE. LONDON: OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE. Pompa, C. (17 de mach de 2015). www.odi.org. Obtenido de www.odi.org: https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi-assets/publications-opinion-files/9578.pdf

OUTCOME TWO Learning Outcome

YOU TUBE LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4ac9jlqMzs&feature=youtu.be

ISSUU LIK: https://issuu.com/miltonaranjo/docs/entretenimiento_del_ecuador

UNIVERSITY TECHNICAL OF AMBATO FACULTY HUMAN SCIENCES AND EDUCATION TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY CAREER

ENGLISH INTERMEDIATE 5TH “A” TEACHER: MG.ALBA HERNANDEZ STUDENT´S NAME: Alex Malla Brayan Guala Israel Alban Milton Naranjo

RESEARCH TOPIC: ENTERTAINMENT IN THE ECUADOR

AMBATO – ECUADOR

MARCH – AUGUST 2019

1) TOPIC: PLACES TO VISIT ON THE ECUADOR COAST

2) INTRODUCTION.

Ecuador is a country of spectacular variety and beautiful scenery. From beaches to volcanoes, you can expect to find almost any kind of environment here. These means Ecuador’s tourism opportunities are some of the best in the world. It also means that there are a lot of activities to enjoy in this country. Best of all, Ecuador offers the opportunity to enjoy the ruins left behind by the Amerindian cultures that populated this county many years ago. It also gives easy access to one of the greatest rainforests in the world the Amazon besides the Amazon, the Galapagos Islands have much to offer the intrepid adventurer. You will never run out of things to discover when you visit Ecuador. 3) DEVELOPMENT

3.1 MONTECRISTEA According to (cummnis, 2016) mention that, Locals shout from the rooftops that Panama hats are actually from Ecuador. The misconception dates to 1906 when the president, Eloy Alfaro, ordered more than 200,000 hats to be sent north for toiling workers constructing the canal. US president Theodore Roosevelt was pictured in newspapers wearing one during a canal visit and the name “Panama hat” stuck. The hats originate from the toquilla palm shoots farmed around Montecristi and there’s no better hat to be found than the tightly woven superfinos. They are far cheaper here than outside Ecuador but top-quality hats still fetch several hundred dollars (standard hats are far cheaper at under $50).

Montecristi itself does not have a wealth of tourist attractions beyond hat shopping but its status as Alfaro’s birthplace, a hero of current president, Rafael Correa, has raised the town’s profile. A museum documenting the life of Alfaro is fascinating, together with a spectacular copper sculpture in the mausoleum. There are very few good accommodation options in Montecristi so go to the fishing village of La Crucita (an hour by bus via Manta), which has an emerging kite-surfing scene. Stay at beachfront Hotel Voladores (doubles from $30)

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3.2 BAHÍA DE CARÁQUEZ

According to (haslam, 2015) mention that,This small city has a spectacular location on the coast, perched on a sandy peninsula reaching from the mouth of the river Chone into the Pacific. It’s arguably the most ecologically sound urban area in Ecuador, thanks to a well-organised local effort. Around town, the museum Museo Banco Central has an excellent archaeological collection from the country’s oldest civilisation, Las Vegas that lived on the Santa Elena peninsula to the south, from the eight century to the fifth century BC. Climb up the hill to Mirador La Cruz for spectacular views over the peninsula. The best eco-tourism is found on an excursion through the mangroves to Isla Corazon, which has a large frigatebird colony.Stay at La Herradura (doubles from $50), which translated means “the horseshoe”, it’s one of the best hotels in town with an eclectic decor of saddles and wagon wheels

3.3 MACHALILLA NATIONAL PARK AND ISLA DE LA PLATA

According to Angela drake (2017) explain that, this national park is one of the country’s few protected coastal regions, and boasts stellar scenery of tropical dry forest leading directly onto pristine beaches. Isla de la Plata, 25 miles off the coast is rather unfairly tagged “the poor man’s Galápagos” for its populations of frigatebirds and blue-footed boobies, as well as a small colony of sea lions. From June to September, humpback whales converge on these waters, with great opportunities to watch them twirling out of the ocean. The mainland national park contains tropical dry forest and cloud forest, and the crescent-shaped Playa Los Frailes is arguably the most beautiful beach in the country – and often deserted. 3.4 CANOA According to Ben Westwood (2016) mentions that. Although badly hit by the April 2016 earthquake, this fishing village has recovered and is still one of the most pleasant resorts in the country with a small, friendly, expat community. It’s also an excellent surfing spot: the 10 miles of beach break with no rocks, riptide or reef are good for beginners and advanced surfers, and it’s popular with kite surfers later in the year. For a taste of the region’s burgeoning eco-tourism, 7

10 miles north of town is the Rio Muchacho organic farm, which produces fruit, vegetables, jams, coffee and chocolate. The farm can be visited on a one-day tour or you can stay for a few days. Ride horses, catch freshwater shrimp and make your own organic dinner. 3.5 SANTA ELENA AND SALINAS According to (ben, 2016) mention that, just outside provincial capital Santa Elena is Museo Los Amantes de Sumpa. Around 200 skeletons were unearthed at this site in the 1970s, including the “Lovers of Sumpa”, a man and a woman found in an 8,000-year-old embrace. There’s no bigger contrast between old and new than the nearby resort of Salinas, a wannabe Miami Beach for Guayaquil’s rich set. It’s a comparatively expensive resort but has two sheltered beaches. The resort has thumping nightlife in the high season between December and April. Cocos (doubles from $40) is the best budget option on the waterfront of Salinas, or splash out on colourful ecolodge Hosteria Ecológica el Faro (doubles $100 B&B) with spacious rooms and tropical gardens with resident parrots and monkeys 3.6 MONTAŇITA Accordin to (franco, 2015) explain that, Tourists visiting Montana, men and women arrive at the destination in different ways from several continents, mostly are singles, whose most valued motivations were enjoying the sun and the beach, followed by resting, which shows that, the beach becomes the biggest tourist attraction of this place. A Latin American beach party takes some beating so, if you’re looking to dance the night away, go to this surfer-friendly village. Those seeking a quieter beach break should head further north. For surfers, the rideable breaks reach two-to-three metres on good days, while for partygoers it’s busy at weekends, particularly between Christmas and Easter. Hola Ola and Caňa Grill are long-standing hotspots for drinking and dancing. Stay in the bamboo bungalows of Nativa Bambu (from $110 B&B) on the northern edge of town. 3.7 ZARUMA According to Zaruma (2015) with a past rooted in gold mining and a present highlighted by excellent coffee and experiential tourism, Zaruma, a city in the southeastern province of El Oro on the Andean ridge of Vizcaya, is one of 22 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Ecuador. The city, founded in 1539 by gold-seeking Spanish conquistadors, clings to a mountainside with narrow streets that zig-zag around many buildings of historic value. Zaruma and the nearby city of Portovelo became mining centers under Spanish rule and thousands of gold shipments were 8

sent to Europe from here. Officials and residents are now determined to make Zaruma renowned in different ways by boosting tourism in this coastal region. According to Ben Westwood (2016) explain that, A hilltop town in the southern Andean foothills, the pace of life in Zaruma is reassuringly slow and best enjoyed over a cup of coffee (the finest in Ecuador, it is claimed). It’s worth exploring the town’s mining heritage – the story goes that a local miner found a huge chunk of gold here in the 16th century and sent it to Spain as a gift for King Felipe II. The king promptly reduced taxes from one fifth to a one sixth of income, giving the El Sexmo mine its name. It is now a tourist attraction with an accompanying small museum. The dramatic hills in the region offer great walking and nearby Bueneventura reserve is rich in wildlife, including monkeys and 24 species of hummingbirds.

3.8 PUYANGO PETRIFIED FOREST According to Ben Westwood (2016) the largest petrified forest in South America covers about 6,000 acres in the south of Ecuador, just five miles from the Peruvian border. Experts believe that a volcanic eruption followed by a flood caused the petrification. Follow the trails to see fossilised plants, fish and ammonites dating from the Cretaceous period embedded in the tree trunks. The surrounding tropical dry forest hosts 130 species of birds, and a plunge in a stream is a welcome cool-off. Puyango is not very accessible but a couple of buses daily run to and from Machala (2.5 hours). The Puyango Petrified Forest, or the El Bosque Petrificado de Puyango, is a very unusual reserve. It is home to the largest known area of exposed petrified wood, of which a lot comes from the Araucarias family - a tree that is not often fossilized. Forests like this are not easy to come by, as trees that are dying will normally just decompose. However, here we have an excellent example of fossilized trees and marine fossils due to the dry nature of the ecosystem. The marine fossils that you will find in the forest occur because of the area having once been completely under water. The area is estimated to be about 500 million years old. 4) BIBLIOGRAFY

BibliografĂa ben, w. (19 de december de 2016). www.theguardian.com. Obtenido de www.theguardian.com: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/dec/16/top-10places-to-visit-ecuador-coast-tropical-forest-eco-south-america Carvache Franco, W. (20 de march de 2015). www.cabdirect.com. Obtenido de www.cabdirect.com: https://www.cabdirect.org/cabdirect/abstract/20173224048 cummnis, r. (16 de december de 2016). www.theguardian.com. Obtenido de www.theguardian.com: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/dec/16/top-10places-to-visit-ecuador-coast-tropical-forest-eco-south-america Drake, A. (10 de AUGUST de 2017). CULTURE TRIP. Obtenido de https://theculturetrip.com/south-america/ecuador/articles/a-guide-to-machalillanational-park/ franco, c. (20 de march de 2015). www.cabdirect.or. Obtenido de https://www.cabdirect.org/cabdirect/abstract/20173224048 haslam, n. (29 de junio de 2015). www.theguardian.com/travel. Obtenido de www.theguardian.com/travel: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2012/jun/29/ecuador-road-trip-poor-mansgalapagos Westwood, B. (16 de Dicember de 2016). The Guardian. Obtenido de https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/dec/16/top-10-places-to-visit-ecuador-coasttropical-forest-eco-south-america Westwood, B. (16 de dicember de 2016). the guardian . Obtenido de https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/dec/16/top-10-places-to-visit-ecuador-coasttropical-forest-eco-south-america Westwood, B. (Fri 16 de Dec de 2016). www.theguardian.com. Obtenido de www.theguardian.com: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/dec/16/top-10places-to-visit-ecuador-coast-tropical-forest-eco-south-america Zaruma. (27 de Enero de 2015). Agencia EFE. Obtenido de https://www.efe.com/efe/english/life/zaruma-city-of-gold-and-coffee/500002632521121

SEGUNDO PARCIAL LEARNING OUTCOME 3

UNIVERSITY TECHNICAL OF AMBATO FACULTY HUMAN SCIENCES AND EDUCATION TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY CAREER

ENGLISH INTERMEDIATE 5TH “A”

TEACHER: MG.ALBA HERNANDEZ STUDENT´S NAME: Alex Malla Israel Alban Milton Naranjo RESEARCH TOPIC: TOURIST EXPERIENCE

AMBATO – ECUADOR MARCH – AUGUST 2019 1

2 1) TOPIC : TOURIST EXPERIENCE

2) INTRODUCTION. All of the world’s best travel experiences are in enjoy all the time, whether you’re in the middle of planning a trip or just daydreaming about your next vacation, use this list of the world’s best travel experiences as a guide for creating an unforgettable getaway. The touristic experience the concept high-value as Qualifier beneficiary to quality, Higher value tourism experiences profiling to a lot of tourist place such as a main attractions that help the development of the sector, the province and the country at an international level main attractions that help the development of the sector, the province and the country at an international level. 3) DEVELOPMENT International residential tourism is a recent phenomenon in the Andean area. However, in places where it has been established, rapid changes in social and economic structures have occurred. International residential tourism is a recent phenomenon in the south area to the ecuador. However, in places where it has been established, rapid changes in social and economic structures have occurred. In Ecuador we can find a lot of United States for economic reasons, a motivation that has not been theorized too much in Literature of migration of lifestyle. Geographic arbitration to explore the motivations and strategies of the migrants in a context of structural inequalities and geographical differentiation in labor costs. Geographical arbitrage involves relocating daily expenses to low-cost locations, a strategy that may be of growing importance in North America, given the lack of retirement security there. According to (EDEJER, 2014) manifest that ¨International residential tourism is a recent phenomenon in the south area to the Ecuador. However, in places where it has been established, rapid changes in social and economic structures have occurred¨. In Ecuador we can find a lot of United States for economic reasons, a motivation that has not been theorized too much in Literature of migration of lifestyle. geographic arbitration to explore the motivations and strategies of the migrants in a context of structural inequalities and geographical differentiation in labor costs. Geographical arbitrage involves relocating daily expenses to low-cost locations, a strategy that may be of growing importance in North America, given the lack of retirement security there.

3 According to (PEREZ, 2017) manifest that , the kitchen has been established in recent years as one of the key elements for the promotion and consolidation of tourist destinations. Sustainable tourism in Latin America, from declared American tourists to local cuisine as a variable of interest in a destination registered as World Heritage Cities. The methodology is based on a questionnaire given to American travelers who visited the city of Cuenca (Ecuador). The results show evidence of the existence of different attitudes towards food as a variable of interest to choose a destination and a tourist experience, while allowing you to explore, since these different attitudes have an impact on the behavior of the American tourist. BIBLIOGRAPHY

BibliografÃa EDEJER, J. (2014). MEANING OF PLACE AND THE TOURIST EXPERIENCE IN ECUADOR. FLORIANA: UNIVERSITY OF MALTA. PEREZ, J. C. (2017). LOCAL GASTRONOMO,CULTURE AND TOURISMO SUSTAINABLE:CITIES THE BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN TOURIST. SPAIN: UNIVERSITY OF CORDOVA ,SPAIN .

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5. Proyecto Integrador de Saberes (PIS) No Aplica

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7. Reflexiรณn English languages is the most important to the professionals people that working in the area to tourism because we need to know some languages to develop in deferments areas touristy and hospitality. if we can have the opportunity to work in or area of the tourism. Professional of the tourism is the most important to the sociality and the foreign tourist are someone who leave us the forex for the country and develop to the same English languages is the most important to the professionals people that working in the area to tourism because we need to know some languages to develop in deferments areas touristy and hospitality. if we can have the opportunity to work in or area of the tourism. Professional of the tourism is the most important to the sociality and the foreign tourist are someone who leave us the forex for the country and develop to the same. And who are contributes whith the theoretical and scienfic knowledge to contribute to tourism development that benefits the whole country in general