Park, H.

Heritage for tourism or tourism for heritage?

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Park, H. 2019. Heritage for tourism or tourism for heritage? OWHC-AP Experts’ Workshop, 15th World Congress of the OWHC. Krakow, Poland 02 - 05 Jun 2019

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Title	Heritage for tourism or tourism for heritage?
Authors	Park, H.
Abstract	The management of sustainable tourism in World Heritage sites is crucial for the preservation of these sites for future generations. However, perceptions of tourism vary from city to city, with some seeing it as an asset and others as a threat due to its possible negative impacts. Tourism policies for the World Heritage cities must recognise the distinctive potential and specific implications of tourism development in each destination. Well-managed tourism can foster an appreciation of authenticity, promote local distinctiveness, facilitate cultural exchange and develop sustainable communities.
Sustainable Development Goals	11 Sustainable cities and communities
Middlesex University Theme	Sustainability
Conference	OWHC-AP Experts’ Workshop, 15th World Congress of the OWHC
Accepted	05 Mar 2019
Completed	05 Jun 2019
Deposited	17 Apr 2024
Output status	Published
Language	English

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