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Xelga [282]
3 years ago
9

¿que le puede aportar la geografia turistica en la ciencia a tu vida en la territorial, en los desplazamientos en los procesos d

e desarrollo de nuestra ciudad y en las regiones de nuestro pais?
Geography
1 answer:
svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

La geografía turística tiene un gran aporte a nuestra vida.

Explicación:

La geografía turística tiene un gran aporte a nuestra vida en el territorio porque esta geografía mejora el nivel de vida de las personas que viven en esa zona geográfica apta para el turismo. También contribuye en los procesos de desarrollo de nuestra ciudad y en las regiones de nuestro país porque se construyen más edificios para la estadía del turista y el turista viene de diferentes países y el país gana más dinero con estos turistas y potencia su economía.

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