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    Programa de turismo comunitario en Santa Isabel comunidad Paccha
    (Instituto Tecnológico Superior Sudamericano, 2022) Sergio Eduardo Barreto Romero; Henry Marcelo Fajardo Naranjo
    The present work proposes a Community Based Tourism in Santa Isabel Paccha community in the province of Azuay. Tourism is currently an important factor for the development of the communities that are communities that where different types of activities are carried out, generating economic income to improve their daily economic income to improve their daily life. Within the present study we detail the community tourism activity in Azuay with reference to the canton Santa Isabel Paccha Community to make the proposal of a community tourism in the same, having as objectives to make the villagers participate in receiving and educating tourists, and the realization of different activities in the community such as sport fishing, the participation of milking cattle, observation of flora and fauna, and the experience of staying overnight in the community, all this in order to generate opportunities for sustainable development in rural areas and more specifically in the communities of Paccha. The proposal of a community tourism program that promotes the development of the economy giving the opportunity that its inhabitants do not take the decision to migrate outside the community and the country, in this way we will create new job opportunities for its inhabitants. With the development of this proposal, we intend to create new tourism alternatives so that tourists can participate in the customs and daily life of the villagers of the community, because in this way also contribute to the dissemination, promotion, and preservation of the same. Finally, we intend to reactivate the economy of the villagers while showing the community experience to tourists while preparing them through training in different areas and feel prepared to contribute to their communities, improving their living conditions and contribute to the care of flora and fauna.