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This paper deals with the issue of tourism and transportation in the Baja peninsula, a relatively isolated region having weak economic links with the rest of Mexico but whose economy is pegged to that of the United States. At nearly three thousand kilometers from the national capital, Baja has a very dynamic tourism economy based on the existence of natural and cultural resources, particularly the Mexican culture and certain elements of the natural landscape: deserts, mountains and beaches which have pulled United States tourists in for at least six decades. In view of this, the aim of the study is to reveal the nuclei, fluxes and areas generated by tourism in the peninsula, supported on a transportation infrastructure more oriented towards the United States than to the rest of Mexico.

Transporte y turismo en la península de Baja California, México.