Por fin me pongo a la tarea y subo el trabajo realizado en el workshop de Dubrovnik… meto aquí el extracto-explicación del proyecto en inglés, en futuros capítulos de mi productividad, lo pasaré al castellano, y le quitaré las infinitas faltas de ortografía que supongo tendrá.

Croatia in some years can be one of Europes major tourist destinations.
Overcrowded tourism and non-sustainable use of natural touristic sights decreases quality of the environment, and then, the interest of that place to be visited by tourists.

Quality control can preserve touristic interest longer, and so, the incomes of tourism.

I organized this social interactive quality control by a network website.

It is distributed on different kinds of users ranged in a gradient of land knowledge:

Foreigners: They just learn from database knowledge

Locals: They provide the basic knowledge of their environment

Landwises: They provide new knowledge to the database from their experiences.

There are three aspects that the system covers:

· It informs of the capacity of the beaches, so the tourists don’t fill up the place until being overcrowded.

· Landwises or also called Adventurer Tourists with their reports to the comunity make possible the diversification of touristic sights and reduce overcrowded areas.

· Locals administer tourist accomodation guaranteing that places are not overcrowded through “sobe” system. They use temporal structures called “Sobe Package” that are mounted on summer season and then removed untill next year. The design of those structures can be decided by members of website comunity on public contests.

The most important thing is that this is a sustainable system: tourism is controlled by tourists and it diversifies by their collaboration, and tourists interests are kept up to date so locals can decide what kind of temporal business they can involve into, and where to place them.

The final consecuence of this networking system is the influence on how landscape and public space changes from season to season, and from year to year. It changes on a similar way as animal migrations do, following the interests of tourists, and on a sustainable way, because it doesnt leave behind ghost concrete cities when tourists decide to change their habitual place of vacation.