Emerging tourism territories and community tourism networks: Case study at "Lagoa Encantada" Jenipapo-Kaninde Native Land, at Ceara State, Brazil

This investigation discusses emergent territories of tourism. A rupture can be seen in the phenomenon of massification and new demands for non-standard touristic segments upsurge. Tourist operators diversify travel offers and tourism itineraries for specific demands. New agents who promote tourism are emerging through community associations, non-government organizations, private companies and government institutions or international cooperation agencies. Tourism Network in Latin America emerges. Jenipapo-Kaninde group, at the 'Lagoa Encantada' Village, Aquiraz, Ceara State, Brazil, inserted into 'Tucum Net' through a self-management project is focused in this report.