Intercultural relationship between Spain and Korea through Tourism
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2021-01-26
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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España y Corea del Sur son dos naciones no tan diferentes como
se cree. Dos penínsulas con conflictos históricos que han buscado
su lugar en el mundo, interrelacionándose con mayor facilidad a
través de la expansión de sus culturas. El objetivo de este trabajo
es dar respuesta a la situación turística actual en la que se
encuentran e indicar cómo podrían progresar a través del
aprendizaje de sus propias culturas. Mediante una serie de
entrevistas realizadas a varios candidatos con experiencia en
España y Corea se corrobora la información obtenida y se da
respuesta a la dinámica e intención del proyecto en cuestión. Se
concluye con una serie de consejos que pueden aportar ideas sobre
qué debe aprender un país del otro y qué aspectos negativos
deberían eliminar antes de que puedan afectarles a niveles más
altos.
Spain and South Korea are two nations that are not as different as one might think. Two peninsulas with historical conflicts that have sought their place in the world, interrelating more easily through the expansion of their cultures. The aim of this work is to respond to the current tourist situation in which they find themselves and to indicate how they could progress through learning about their own cultures. Through a series of interviews with several candidates with experience in Spain and Korea, the information obtained is corroborated and answers to the dynamics and intention of this project are given. The work concludes with a series of tips that may give ideas on what one country should learn from the other and what negative aspects they should eliminate before they can affect them at a higher level.
Spain and South Korea are two nations that are not as different as one might think. Two peninsulas with historical conflicts that have sought their place in the world, interrelating more easily through the expansion of their cultures. The aim of this work is to respond to the current tourist situation in which they find themselves and to indicate how they could progress through learning about their own cultures. Through a series of interviews with several candidates with experience in Spain and Korea, the information obtained is corroborated and answers to the dynamics and intention of this project are given. The work concludes with a series of tips that may give ideas on what one country should learn from the other and what negative aspects they should eliminate before they can affect them at a higher level.