THE WAY OF THE HOLY GRAIL: A NEW DIDACTIC EXPERIENCE TO POSITION THIS DESTINATION WITH A CARBON FOOTPRINT OR EMISSIONS
Abstract
The pandemic suffered in Spain declared on March 8, 2020 until the present month of February 2022 has shown that the only economic engine that has sustained tourist activity in all autonomous communities has been the internal consumption of the population itself.
Traditionally, groups of pensioners and retirees have been proposed as the only catalysts for seasonal adjustment through the different programs of the Institute for the Elderly and Social Services - Imserso.
This article makes a new revision to the concept of traveling from didactics and extrapolates it with the example of the Way of the Holy Grail. All this with the purpose of offering other alternatives in the management of aid destined to alleviate the low season in the different tourist destinations.
In this, the Way of the Holy Grail is presented in accordance with the parameters of European demand, for the promotion of new tourist destinations: carbon footprint 0 emissions, sustainable destination, etc.
The relationships between travel and learning are analyzed based on the experience of researchers who advocate developing both at the same time.
The conclusions close this article that aims to show another way of teaching culture, history, gastronomy and art through the experience of the trip.
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