Michiel Baud (PhD in history , 1991, Utrecht University) is Director of CEDLA and Professor in Latin American Studies at the University of Amsterdam. He co- edited with Rosanne Rutten, Popular Intellectuals and Social Movements: Framing Protest in Asia, Africa, and Latin America (Cambridge University Press, 2004).Annelou Ypeij (PhD in anthropology, Utrecht University 1995) is Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at CEDLA. She co-edited with Annelies Zoomers La Ruta Andina. Turismo y desarrollo sostenible en Perú y Bolivia (Quito: Abya Yala etc., 2006).

• AcknowledgmentsList of ContributorsList of Illustrations1. Cultural Tourism in Latin America: an introduction, Michiel Baud and Annelou YpeijPart I. Culture and the Production of Regional and National Identities2. Tourism, Folklore and the Emergence of Regional and National Identities, Zoila S. Mendoza3. The ‘Three Roots’ of Panama’s Cultural Heritage: The Construction of Racial and National Identities in Theme Parks, Carla Guerrón Montero4. Through the Othering Gaze: Yucatecan Trova Music and ‘the Tourist’ in Yucatán, Mexico, Gabriela Vargas-Cetina5. ‘A Symbol of Wisdom and Love’? Counter-cultural Tourism and the Multiple Faces of María Sabina in Huautla, Oaxaca, Ben FeinbergPart II. Local Livelihoods and Tourist Encounters6. Sacamefotos and Tejedoras: Frontstage Performance and Backstage Meaning in a Peruvian ContextBeatrice Simon7. Tourism, the State and the Marketing of Traditional Andean Artesanías: Problematic Encounters, Pitfalls and Competing Interests Lynn A. Meisch 8. Dishing up the City: Tourism and Street Vendors in Cuzco, Griet Steel9. Caught Between Nature and Culture: Making a Living within the World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu, Peru, Keely B. Maxwell and Annelou YpeijPart III. Politics of Heritage Tourism10. Trivializing Culture, Social Conflict and Heritage Tourism in Quito, Alan Middleton11. Contesting Heritage in Antigua, Guatemala, Walter E. Little12. Hacienda Hotels and Other Ironies of Luxury in Yucatán, Mexico, Lisa Breglia13. Heritage and Indigeneity: Transformations in the Politics of Tourism, Quetzil E. CastañedaBibliography Index

Michiel Baud (PhD in history , 1991, Utrecht University) is Director of CEDLA and Professor in Latin American Studies at the University of Amsterdam. He co- edited with Rosanne Rutten, Popular Intellectuals and Social Movements: Framing Protest in Asia, Africa, and Latin America (Cambridge University Press, 2004).Annelou Ypeij (PhD in anthropology, Utrecht University 1995) is Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at CEDLA. She co-edited with Annelies Zoomers La Ruta Andina. Turismo y desarrollo sostenible en Perú y Bolivia (Quito: Abya Yala etc., 2006).

• AcknowledgmentsList of ContributorsList of Illustrations1. Cultural Tourism in Latin America: an introduction, Michiel Baud and Annelou YpeijPart I. Culture and the Production of Regional and National Identities2. Tourism, Folklore and the Emergence of Regional and National Identities, Zoila S. Mendoza3. The ‘Three Roots’ of Panama’s Cultural Heritage: The Construction of Racial and National Identities in Theme Parks, Carla Guerrón Montero4. Through the Othering Gaze: Yucatecan Trova Music and ‘the Tourist’ in Yucatán, Mexico, Gabriela Vargas-Cetina5. ‘A Symbol of Wisdom and Love’? Counter-cultural Tourism and the Multiple Faces of María Sabina in Huautla, Oaxaca, Ben FeinbergPart II. Local Livelihoods and Tourist Encounters6. Sacamefotos and Tejedoras: Frontstage Performance and Backstage Meaning in a Peruvian ContextBeatrice Simon7. Tourism, the State and the Marketing of Traditional Andean Artesanías: Problematic Encounters, Pitfalls and Competing Interests Lynn A. Meisch 8. Dishing up the City: Tourism and Street Vendors in Cuzco, Griet Steel9. Caught Between Nature and Culture: Making a Living within the World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu, Peru, Keely B. Maxwell and Annelou YpeijPart III. Politics of Heritage Tourism10. Trivializing Culture, Social Conflict and Heritage Tourism in Quito, Alan Middleton11. Contesting Heritage in Antigua, Guatemala, Walter E. Little12. Hacienda Hotels and Other Ironies of Luxury in Yucatán, Mexico, Lisa Breglia13. Heritage and Indigeneity: Transformations in the Politics of Tourism, Quetzil E. CastañedaBibliography Index

Michiel Baud (PhD in history , 1991, Utrecht University) is Director of CEDLA and Professor in Latin American Studies at the University of Amsterdam. He co- edited with Rosanne Rutten, Popular Intellectuals and Social Movements: Framing Protest in Asia, Africa, and Latin America (Cambridge University Press, 2004).Annelou Ypeij (PhD in anthropology, Utrecht University 1995) is Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at CEDLA. She co-edited with Annelies Zoomers La Ruta Andina. Turismo y desarrollo sostenible en Perú y Bolivia (Quito: Abya Yala etc., 2006).

• AcknowledgmentsList of ContributorsList of Illustrations1. Cultural Tourism in Latin America: an introduction, Michiel Baud and Annelou YpeijPart I. Culture and the Production of Regional and National Identities2. Tourism, Folklore and the Emergence of Regional and National Identities, Zoila S. Mendoza3. The ‘Three Roots’ of Panama’s Cultural Heritage: The Construction of Racial and National Identities in Theme Parks, Carla Guerrón Montero4. Through the Othering Gaze: Yucatecan Trova Music and ‘the Tourist’ in Yucatán, Mexico, Gabriela Vargas-Cetina5. ‘A Symbol of Wisdom and Love’? Counter-cultural Tourism and the Multiple Faces of María Sabina in Huautla, Oaxaca, Ben FeinbergPart II. Local Livelihoods and Tourist Encounters6. Sacamefotos and Tejedoras: Frontstage Performance and Backstage Meaning in a Peruvian ContextBeatrice Simon7. Tourism, the State and the Marketing of Traditional Andean Artesanías: Problematic Encounters, Pitfalls and Competing Interests Lynn A. Meisch 8. Dishing up the City: Tourism and Street Vendors in Cuzco, Griet Steel9. Caught Between Nature and Culture: Making a Living within the World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu, Peru, Keely B. Maxwell and Annelou YpeijPart III. Politics of Heritage Tourism10. Trivializing Culture, Social Conflict and Heritage Tourism in Quito, Alan Middleton11. Contesting Heritage in Antigua, Guatemala, Walter E. Little12. Hacienda Hotels and Other Ironies of Luxury in Yucatán, Mexico, Lisa Breglia13. Heritage and Indigeneity: Transformations in the Politics of Tourism, Quetzil E. CastañedaBibliography Index