Bibliographic citations
León, R., (2014). Calidad de servicios turísticos del Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo y su revaloración como atractivo y producto turístico. [Tesis, Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/285
León, R., Calidad de servicios turísticos del Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo y su revaloración como atractivo y producto turístico. [Tesis]. : Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2014. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/285
@misc{renati/959394,
title = "Calidad de servicios turísticos del Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo y su revaloración como atractivo y producto turístico.",
author = "León Yábar, Rodrigo",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2014"
}
It is not news that Cusco is the end-all of tourism at the national level by the attraction and the motivation that leads to our first destination (Machu Picchu) accompanied by all of the legacy that we are heirs to cultural, architectural and monumental. Only in the case of Cusco as city observed a great wealth of attractions of architectural - historic, i.e. category II, while he has worked very little in the others except in the case of natural sites that have almost no representation in the city. Folk music and dance, for example, while it has made a great effort to convert a day in month retirement, it is not a constant offering visitors may have to reach within a month which is not June, the entire offering in this category is limited to certain seasonal events organized by some private and public institution translated in a parade or walk with dances that do not have greater relevance and consistency to attract a flow tourist at least of regional or local character. The other is in restaurants that were born under a private initiative to show our culture and that of other regions in addition to the basic catering service providing and that today it has become the main reason for their sales. Finally we must mention to Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo, initiative that arose in 1924, Cultural heritage of Cusco and in the region, it has become the most out effort to show the living culture of our region represented in music and traditional dances. Centro Qosqo had its heyday from the moment in which is included within the tourist ticket the year 2009, the year from which visits grow significantly thanks to a potential demand represented by the sale of such tickets, to date including landmarks of Sacsaywaman, the Sacred Valley and the South Valley as well as monuments and museums in the city. However, there is concern of the because this attraction, which already has of if a demand almost fixed it has relevance and enough hierarchy, first to become the ideal complement of the tours in the city of are little heterogeneous and diverse, except for some operators who try to do so including new alternatives to visit within its circuits. Second, to attract and encourage tourist flows on their own without relying on the ticket, and third to become one of the main cultural centers of the city, the region and the country, serving option recreational your locals, and visitors who want to see living culture within a cosmopolitan city that is limiting to only offer the legacy of their ancestors. This concern has to do ultimately with the quality of services offered within a product and attractive that having one demand significant fails to fully satisfy the expectations of the visitor coming to a region rich in culture and folklore. The improvements of quality which should be imposed within this attractive not only have to do with the topic of infrastructure but also in organizational and spectacle sphere, which although you want to keep the originality of our dances and music could have a share of innovation and creativity to make a show more spectacular and attractive saving from falling into monotony and conservatism. Thus also the quality would apply to the city's tourist resources which in some cases are important and consistent in terms of monumentality, but forming part of circuits just diverse and heterogeneous, i.e. quality altogether would also apply for the improvement and diversification of the tourism offer of the city. If not, the prognosis will generally be more discouraging, increased seasonality in our products, stalling their level of competitiveness and limiting its tourism, vocation focused until now, only for a type of tourism interested in the cultural historical baggage which boasts the city and the region. Similarly, the tourist value that is perceived from the Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo, anger falling more and more, resigning to be only a complement to more than the traditional circuits that are offered in the city and not a sexy area of must-see not by the purchase of a ticket but by the quality of the show and represent the most significant of the culture of the region and the country sample.
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