what does así, existe el turismocultural y el rural en cuyo caso los destinos turísticos suelen estar en el interir de la península. mean?

Question

así, existe el turismocultural y el rural en cuyo caso los destinos turísticos suelen estar en el interir de la península. translate to english

Answer 1

Any fluent Spanish speakers out there want to answer this? Which does "en cuyo caso" refer to?

"So, there exist cultural tourism and rural tourism. In the case of rural tourism, tourist destinations are usually inland." makes a lot of sense but means changing the sentence structure significantly in English.

thanks a lot for the help :) - Spanlinsh, ENE 26, 2010

Answer 2

Could "interir" be a typo? "Interior" perhaps? I think that it would translate to something like this: "So, there exists cultural tourism and rural tourism in which case tourist destinations turn out to be in the interior of the peninsula."

Each not which. - lorenzo9, ENE 24, 2010

He's right and another correction: "destinations are usually in the interior..." "turn out to be" is incorrect - alba3, ENE 24, 2010

Yes it's supposed to be interior - Spanlinsh, ENE 26, 2010

Answer 3

Let's try that again: "So, there exist cultural tourism and rural tourism; in each case tourist destinations are usually in the interior of the peninsula."

I would say" en cuyo caso" refers only to rural tourism and rural tourism destinations are usually inland (nice alternative to interior) . Cultural tourism would be in cities. In haste ... back later to see replies to my comments. - shop4words, ENE 24, 2010