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In this article, we study the relationship between local development, alternative tourism and sustainability. The analysis starts from the ‘discontentment’ of two indigenous communities from Baja California about the ‘exploration of alternative tourism as a mean of development. It is important to clarify that the cases studied here are not a posteriori evaluation to implement a touristy project. We analyse the ‘creation’ of such a project: origin, mobility and involvement of several agents with different action mechanisms, capacities, interests and influence areas. This allows us to offer, as a context, some essential elements for structuring policies for alternative tourism within the frame of sustainability.

El turismo alternativo: una opción para el desarrollo local en dos comunidades indígenas de Baja California