Tourism and landscape: conflicts, cooperation and resilience

The focus of the paper is aimed at the impact of the exploitation of local resources for tourism purposes on the landscape intended as a common good, therefore not only as a value to be protected in itself nor as an exclusive identity heritage of the inhabitants, but as good whose enjoyment everyone has a right to. The contribution explore the relationship between tourism and landscape according to the different aspects in which the image of places represents both the resource with its recognized value that attracts tourism, and the theatre in which tourism moves, a tableau vivant in balance between the value produced by the attractiveness of the landscape in terms of tourist appeal and the deterioration suffered by the impact that tourism produces