Abstract
Tourism has been considered, in recent years, as a strategy for creating tourist regions, to meet local and international demand; Tourism activity has been considered an ideal one to incorporate national regions into global market dynamics. Starting with tourism, countries seek to incorporate the benefits of global currency mobility. In turn, incorporate the resident population of the region into employment or underemployment, as a government policy. This research focuses on the detection of the most iconic regional points of the Mexican and Cuban republic, based on their development of tourist activity, and their links, as a central element of economic dynamics. The foregoing, framed from globalization as a factor of integration of tourist regions. Cross-sectional study, with an explanatory scope; The objective is to expose the most relevant tourist regions of the two countries, as well as their economic dynamics in the region. The document that is exposed is a second installment of a larger investigationnthat is in the process of being concluded.
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