Resumen Portafolio de productos y servicios turísticos en cuatro corredores biológicos de Costa Rica

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Resumen Portafolio de productos y servicios turísticos en cuatro corredores biológicos de Costa Rica

MARCH 24, 2022

Los corredores biológicos son sitios de alta importancia para la protección de la biodiversidad motivo por el cual se pretende impulsar un proceso de desarrollo turístico sostenible basado en el potencial que tienen los atractivos naturales y de belleza escénica de estas comunidades, para la promoción y fomento del turismo de naturaleza y cultural, como actividad para generar ingresos y empleo a los habitantes de estas localidades. Por ello, durante el año 2020 la Iniciativa BIOFIN ontrató una consultoría para identificar el potencial turístico en los corredores biológicos Paso de Las Lapas, San Juan La Selva, Tenorio-Miravalles y Ruta Los Maleku

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