2012 LeniltonFranciscoDeAssis VRev

surpassed how the blurring between leisure domiciles and tourist accommodations. Today they shelter to both the local vacationer who enjoys the weekend leisure, much as the residential tourist who buys new home in another country, which behaves as a tourist and immigrant. With the increase in travel, multiple domains (material and symbolic) are fired between the first and second homes, producing new spatial dynamics that result in multiterritoriality. Different logics of territorialization, endogenous and exogenous, begin to live together and confront in the spaces appropriate by these domiciles that have their boom linked to the increasing fusion of tourism with the real estate industry. With reference to these changes taking place in the Brazilian Northeast, the research seeks to focus on the old and new uses of second homes in Camocim Municipality (State of Ceará, Brazil) in order to understand their different logics of territorialization, whether promote the solidarity or the socio-spatial segregation. From a qualitative approach, the study examines how the beaches of the Barreiras, Maceió and Tatajuba, in Camocim, transform themselves in multiple territories of coexistence and of conflict between natives and visitors. Keywords: tourism, second home, territory, residential tourism, real estate market, multiterritoriality. 9 LISTA DE MAPAS Mapa 1: Localização de Camocim-CE ............................................................. 21 Mapa 2: Polos de Turismo…