Integration of quality management systems in tourism destinations: implications and benefits for sustainability and competitiveness
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Tourism is an industry in constant growth and competitiveness, so the integration of quality management systems in tourism destinations has become crucial to ensure sustainability and improve competitiveness in this sector. This summary addresses the implications and benefits of this integration in terms of sustainability and competitiveness in tourism destinations. The integration of quality management systems in tourism destinations implies the implementation of standards and processes that guarantee the quality of services offered to tourists. This has positive implications in several aspects. First, it improves the quality of tourism services, which increases tourist satisfaction and their experience at the destination. In addition, quality management contributes to the conservation and preservation of the destination's natural and cultural environment, which in turn promotes long-term sustainability.
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