Arquetipo etno hotelero paradigmático para la recuperación del turismo en Tenza Boyacá

Abstract

It has been evident in recent years that many destinations in Colombia have gone unnoticed, omitting the changes developed over time. Taking into account their culture and history that have been progressing architecturally in the use of materials, making a little known about them in the present. Tenza, a municipality located to the east of the department of Boyacá, has been one of the forgotten municipalities with little tourist development; for various problems such as its road and hotel infrastructure. Although it is considered one of the most beautiful municipalities in Boyacá for its natural environment, crafts and characteristic traditions of the town, because it has been left aside, knowing one of the municipalities with a natural and colonial diversity, which through its representative architecture of the time has a perception of antiquity with the use of ancestral techniques in their buildings. In this way, each characteristic that stands out in this municipality is unified in order to be able to thus obtain an ethno hotel which will collect ancestral themes such as its system construction and the crafts that stand out from this municipality, which have been developed over the years. On the other hand, supporting spaces urban areas and implementing urban recovery techniques and at the same time generating tourists are attracted by the hotel, the culture and its traditions; looking like this development and implementation of an ethno-hotel archetype, which unifies the municipality with their traditions and culture.