Abstract

Although there is a law to promote tourism, applying it is difficult due to the current contextual conditions in Bolivia. The objective of the research is to define some regulatory actions that should be developed to encourage the creation of productive community tourism businesses in the area rural, generating incentives for locals. The present work is qualitative descriptive, for this purpose the experiences developed in other countries are compared and based on consultation with experts and inspired by Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), a proposal is developed that could respond to the peculiarities of this reality. The proposal establishesthe development of specific tax exemptions and a tax incentive from the use of the Corporate Profits Tax (IUE) in coordination between the community companies created and the communities based on their social control, with a differentiated treatment with external investors and in national parks in addition to a State that assumes different roles than those it has traditionally assumed in recent years.

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