Tourism in Latin America

-Latin America: imaginary, reality and tourism

- Latin American economy and tourism

- Brazil

- Tourism in Rio de Janeiro from the triad beach-Soccer-carnival to complexity of contemporary tourism experience

- Argentinia

- Enotourism in Argentina: the power of wine to promote a region 

- Chile - Good practices in private parks: Valdivian Coastal Reservation

- Colombia

- Cultural tourism in Villavicencio

- Costa Rica:

- Protected wild aereas and eco-tourism in Costa Rica

- Cuba

- Development of products and  system of tourism management in Cuban destinations

- Mexico

- Practices of corporate social responsibility in the hospitality of Cancun

- Mexico

- Endogenous practices Aculo agritourism , Mexico, based on the valuation of the cultural patrimony of thoer plantations (haciendas)

- Panama - Building "The Way": creating a successful tourism brand for Panama and its consequences

- Peru- Success in Progress ? Tourism as a tool for inclusive development in Peru's Colca Valley

- Dominican Republic- Dominican tourism Clusters: pilars of development.: Tourism clusters in Dominican Republic

Alexandre Panosso Netto is professor with exclusive dedication of the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he acts in the masters program of Cultural Studies, and in the graduate program of Leisure and Tourism. He has experience in the area of tourism, with emphasis on theory of tourism. His research interest includes education in tourism, theories in tourism, tourism experience, touristic planning and epistemology of tourism. He has published 18 books and contributed many papers to scientific journals and edited books. Luiz Gonzaga Godoi Trigo is full professor at the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. He acts in the masters program of Cultural Studies and in the graduate program of Leisure and Tourism. Luiz Trigo was director of tourism of Campinas City Hall (1989-1991), director and advisor of tourism and hospitality of Senac-SP (1995-2004), professor of PUC-Campinas (1988-2007). He is member of EACH/USP Congregation. Luiz Trigo has published 19 books and hundreds of articles and chapters of books in the areas of travel and tourism, education and entertainment. His research interest in tourism is related to culture, education, society, politics, entertainment and the sociology of leisure.