DESIGN OF A THEMATIC TOURIST ROUTE FOR THE AMAZON REGION OF ECUADOR
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In the Amazon region province of Napo despite being a very tourist province has not completely ventured into its tourist development, however, the few tourist routes it has are impressively welcomed by nationals and foreigners. That is why the following work aimed to design a thematic tourist route covering the different tourist attractions of the Amazon region, in order to publicize its potential, generating the arrival and influx of tourists through actions that allow the dissemination of the route. According to the research carried out, it can be expressed that tourism in Ecuador has been considered as the future of the country, which is why many ways have been developed to evolve tourism and exploit it in sectors that were unknown long ago, always fighting for sustainable, sustainable development and without affecting the ecosystem. Once the review of research work related to the project has been carried out, it can be established that there are several documents indicating the importance of publicizing the tourist alternatives that the various sectors of the country have, as long as their infrastructure is improved to better welcome tourists and originate the progress of the sector.
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