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Costa Rica is the third richest country in water supply in Central America and first in per capita water. The Costa Rican Electricity Institute implemented the El Diquís Hydroelectric Project (PHED in Spanish), which was developed among the Cantons of Buenos Aires, Osa and Perez Zeledón, located in southern Costa Rica. The aim of this study was to identify the institutions that contribute to improving tourist site development in the communities subject to resettlement due to the PHED. A total of 18 interviews were held, divided into nine for organizations and institutions and nine for tour operators; the number was defined according to the availability of the actors. The study was conducted in three stages: 1) Compilation of secondary information, 2) Compilation of primary information (field work), and 3) Triangulation and analysis of the information. One important conclusion is that the Buenos Aires Canton is not prepared to carry out tourism activities because the population lacks training, and the infrastructure required to offer adequate tourism services is poor.

Desarrollo de escenarios turísticos en las comunidades sujetas al reasentamiento por el Proyecto Hidroeléctrico El Diquís en Costa Rica