gentrificación turística
/xen.tɾi.fiˈka.sjon tuˈɾis.ti.ka/“La gentrificación turística está transformando el centro de la ciudad.”
Tourist gentrification is transforming the city center.
The process by which an area, often in a city, becomes increasingly attractive to tourists, leading to rising property prices, displacement of local residents, and changes in the local culture and economy to cater to tourists.
La gentrificación turística ha convertido barrios tradicionales en zonas llenas de hoteles y restaurantes para turistas.
Tourist gentrification has turned traditional neighborhoods into areas full of hotels and restaurants for tourists.
This phenomenon often leads to social and economic disparities as locals are priced out of their own neighborhoods.
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💡Pro Tip
Contextual Usage
Use this term when discussing the economic and social changes brought by tourism in urban areas.
⚡Gold Rule
Accuracy
Ensure the term is used in contexts where tourism is a primary driver of urban change.
📖Word Origin
Derived from 'gentrificación' (gentrification) and 'turística' (touristic), referring to the specific impact of tourism on urban areas.
📝Usage Notes
This term is commonly used in discussions about urban development, real estate, and the social impact of tourism.