Las movilidades y prácticas turísticas ¿criterios válidos para delimitar el Caribe continental? Reflexiones a partir del caso de Yucatán

On a global scale, tourism mobilities have increased exponentially since World War II. The Caribbean region is one of the most attractive places. Whilst the tourist phenomenon was previously focused on the coast, for about a decade the inland areas have become touristified, as evident in the Mainland Caribbean case, particularly the accelerated tourism in the Yucatan Peninsula. This article offers a reflection on the evolution of the definitions and delimitations for the contemporary Caribbean, and considers tourism practices and mobilities as valid criteria for generating new approaches in this field.