The study, which examines the impact of sea level rise on tourism activities
in the Punta Chame district, describes fundamental aspects of a problem
that arises from anthropogenic activities that have affected this coastline, and
sea level rise, as well as sand extraction from the ocean floor and
mangrove deforestation. In recent years, the major problem
affecting this area has been the impact of ocean flooding and coastal erosion, which
have caused damage to natural attractions such as beaches and mangroves, as well as
some deterioration in tourism infrastructure, for example, the road network, drinking water supply,
and electrical grid, which are being affected. In addition, tourist facilities
such as hotels, hostels, and restaurants, among others, are being adversely affected.
As a methodology, risk analysis tools,
samples, interviews, and spatial analyses were used to more accurately determine the
rise in sea level and the risks that have been incurred for the area.

Conclusively, environmental mitigation measures to slow the advance of the sea were obtained. I propose the review and elimination of deep-sea sand extraction concessions in the waters adjacent to the study area. Likewise, the reforestation of large areas of mangroves and the construction of new specialized structures to contain the onslaught of the sea by the competent institutions.

Conclusively, environmental mitigation measures were obtained to slow the advance of the sea. I propose the review and elimination of deep-sea sand extraction concessions in the waters adjacent to the study area. Likewise, the reforestation of large areas of mangroves and the construction of new specialized structures to contain the onslaught of the sea by the competent institutions in this case.