A Vía Francíxena do Sur: o valor das rutas de peregrinaxe no desenvolvemento das zonas do interior. O estado da arte de dous casos emblemáticos
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O 18 de outubro de 2019, a Asociación Europea Vía Francíxena (AEVF) aprobou por unanimidade a Vía Francíxena no sur de Italia, desde Roma ata Santa María di Leuca. A nova ruta enriquece o itinerario histórico cultural aprobado polo Consello de Europa en 1994. Abarcando preto de 900km de historia, tradicións e lugares, a “Vía Francíxena do Sur” atravesa cinco rexións italianas. Este documento céntrase na Vía Francíxena en Puglia e Campania, vista como unha oportunidade para conservar e mellorar o patrimonio cultural e paisaxístico das rexións e o seu gozo por parte dos turistas. Ademais, tamén ten como obxectivo analizar o papel das empresas locais, das comunidades e das organizacións rexionais na promoción das rutas. Calquera proxecto centrado no desenvolvemento e posta en valor dun itinerario cultural nun espazo rural debe ser plenamente consciente das conexións entre lugares e das redes de relacións humanas, e “Vía Francíxena do Sur” parece non ser unha excepción.
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