Palabras clave
material turístico institucional
guías turísticas
redes sociales (Instagram)
Uruguay.
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Resumen
Se identifican las similitudes y diferencias existentes en la distribución espacial de los atractivos turísticos a partir de tres fuentes: material impreso, guías turísticas y contenidos generados por los usuarios (imágenes de Instagram). El análisis se basa en datos de Uruguay. Los resultados indican una coincidencia parcial entre imagen proyectada e imagen percibida. Este hecho apunta a que el espacio turístico es más extenso y variado que el tradicionalmente asumido por estudios realizados sobre la base de una única fuente.
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