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Pasantia-De-Patrimonio-En-La Pasantía de 5to Encuentro de Patrimonio en La Habana. Del 14 al 21 de Agosto del 2016 ► Sede: La Habana – Cuba ► Oferentes: Oficina del Historiador de La Habana, Otec Crecer Spa y Caribbean Turismo Académico CONVOCATORIA: Patrimonio de La Humanidad, es el título conferido por la Unesco a La Habana debido a la restauración de su arquitectura; las principales plazas de La Habana como La Plaza de Armas, la de San Francisco, La Plaza Vieja, La Plaza del Cristo y La Plaza de la Catedral; sus castillos El de los Tres Reyes del Morro, El de la Real Fuerza, el de San Salvador de la Punta y el Castillo de Atares. Entre sus fortalezas la que más destaca es la de San Carlos de la Cabaña. Todos estos atractivos conforman este Patrimonio de La Humanidad. Otros edificios notables son la Catedral de La Habana, el Hotel Inglaterra, el Hotel Ambos Mundos, el Bar y restaurante Floridita, la Bodeguita del Medio, el Gran Teatro, el Capitolio, el Museo de la Revolución, el edificio Bacardí, el Museo del Chocolate, la Casa de Asia, el Cine Payret, el Museo Palacio de los Capitanes Generales, el Museo de Armas, El Templete y el Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Nuestra Pasantía nace de una necesidad de mostrar la experiencia de la Oficina del historiador de La Habana, incorporando al proceso de la remodelación siendo sus habitantes actores del proceso, Única ciudad en remodelación con sus habitantes. En este proceso Ingenieros, Arquitectos, Tecnólogos en Construcción, Historiadores, Geógrafos, Restauradores, y todos los Profesionales y no profesionales que están insertos en este proceso. OBJETIVOS: Presentar experiencias en materia de manejo de Centros Históricos. Conocimiento del modelo de gestión de la Oficina del Historiador de la Ciudad de La Habana y su incidencia en la recuperación integral del Centro Histórico, a partir del trabajo en tres ejes fundamentales; el rescate patrimonial, la rehabilitación social y la dinamización económica. PROPUESTA DE TEMAS A TRATAR: . Conferencia I: Introducción a Estudio de Caso "La Habana" desde una Perspectiva Histórico - Cultural . Conferencia II: El Patrimonio Histórico Cultural cómo Motor de Desarrollo: Modelo de Gestión de la Oficina del Historiador de La Habana. Conferencia III: La Gestión Socio - Cultural, una Arista Imprescindible para el Desarrollo Local . Conferencia IV: Papel de los Medios de Comunicación de la Gestión de los Centros Históricos. Conferencia VI: Los Museos y su Gestión en el Centro Histórico de La Habana . Conferencia VII: La gestión de la Cooperación Internacional para impulsar el desarrollo local. Conferencia VIII: El Patrimonio Arquitectónico su Restauración y Sostenibilidad. PROPUESTAS DE VISITAS Y/O RECORRIDOS: . Recorrido histórico cultural por el Centro Histórico. Visita a la Dirección de Asuntos Humanitarios. Antiguo Convento de Nuestra Señora de Belén (obra social) . Visita a la Escuela Taller “Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos”. Visita a: Museo de la Ciudad. "Capitanes Generales" y Castillo de la Real Fuerza. PROGRAMA INCLUYE: Ticket Aéreo Santiago – La Habana – Santiago vía Copa Airlines Traslado Aeropuerto La Habana – Hotel en La Habana. 07 Noches en Hotel en La Habana, Sistema alimenticio Solo Desayuno. Actividades del Curso Diploma Acreditativo de la Pasantía Traslado sesiones Pasantía Coffee Break Traslado Hotel en La Habana – Aeropuerto La Habana Visa de Ingreso a Cuba Seguro Asistencia en viaje Impuestos Aéreos Asistencia Personalizada City Tour Colonial por la Habana Vieja Actividades Culturales (Optativos) PROGRAMA NO INCLUYE: Visitas que no estén contempladas dentro del programa Todo lo no estipulado en el mismo. VALOR TOTAL DEL PROGRAMA POR PERSONA, EN PESOS: Single – Doble Hotel En La Habana $1.430.000 FORMAS DE PAGOS: AL CONTADO 5% DESCUENTO TRES CHEQUES PRECIO CONTADO 7 CHEQUES A PARTIR DE ENERO 2016 FICHA DE INSCRIPCIÓN PASANTÍA DE PATRIMONIO: Datos del participante Nombres: Apellidos: Fecha de nacimiento: RUT: Dirección: Comuna: Ciudad: Fono: Celular: Email: Datos profesionales Profesión: Especialidad: Institución: Comuna: Datos de viaje Hotel: Tipo de habitación: Acompañante: En caso de emergencia comunicarse con: Nombres y apellidos: Teléfono: Enviar ficha de inscripción a Marta Lagos E-mail: [email protected] – [email protected] Fono - fax: 2 2335 8497 – 223357582 – 229755886 Celular : 68217159 – 90539419 *--*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* RESERVAS E INFORMACIONES: . Fonos: 2335 8497 - 2234 4736 . [email protected] . www.caribbeanltda.cl . IfI Caribbean Turismo Académico .
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