Cultural Heritage & Cultural Tourism Education
Cultural Heritage Tourism in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges
... world's cultural heritage for the enrichment and education of present and future generations is ...of tourism relies on places with natural, indigenous and historic significance which ...
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Intangible Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Tourism in Córdoba, Spain
... university-level education, with a medium-high income and who works for others, who has known the city of Cordoba through recommendations of friends and family, and that has a high degree of loyalty to the ...
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Tourism and Cultural Heritage: Higher Education and Entrepreneurship Development in Transition Phase. The Tunisian Experience
... for cultural heritage assets, the country ought to develop an effective public management by going beyond simple legal measures of financial assistance and information, such as by persuasion, ...
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Comparison of Cultural Heritage Tourism Towards Sustainable Development Case study: Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Bangkok, Thailand
... The cultural heritage tourism management strategy has traditionally focused on the supply side ie, resources and ignoring the demand side of tourists (Timothy, ...global heritage ...
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Determinants of Medical Tourism Expansion in Iran: Structural Equation Modeling Approach
... marketing, tourism attraction, and healthcare ...the Tourism Committees of Iran and Tehran Chamber of Commerce, and other activists of tourism and medical tourism in private sectors] in ...
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The Evolving Cultural Heritage Concept: A Theoretical Review of Cultural Heritage in Indonesia
... Each site demonstrates different values of spirituality and morality; and represents material culture in different ways. However, they reflecttwo aspects in common. The first aspect is an attention to cultural ...
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COURSE TITLE Essential Standard: 7.C.1 Understand how cultural values influence relationships between individuals, groups and political entities in modern societies and regions.
... In this lesson plan, students listen to audio recordings from Vietnam and discuss what life may be like for the children. Students discuss topics including school, cross-cultural similarities, and child labor. ...
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Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Development in Mountainous Areas - Case of Kelmend
... the cultural background of the population. One of the main cultural attributes of it is the concept of ...this cultural value has served more as a complementing element in the formation of the ...
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Service design for Rural Heritage Tourism
... Cretan cultural heritage can offer many Unique Selling Points, but linking these to emotional selling points should still be seen as desirable, because Emotional Selling Points are extremely effective when ...
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Communities of Practice, Identity and Tourism: Evidence on Cultural Heritage Preservation in World Heritage Sites
... when tourism effectively re-‐generated the town materially and culturally after centuries of its’ being flourished, stagnated and nearly ‘dying out’ (Di Giovine, 2009, ...systematic tourism service by the ...
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British heritage and the legacies of ‘race'
... British heritage is the heritage of a nation of nations, shaped through waves of migration and diaspora, wide-ranging imperial histories and contemporary flows of ...‘British heritage’: a process in ...
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A Study of Awareness of Cultural Heritage among the Teachers at University Level
... Abstract Cultural Heritage means to inherent and cultivate the cultural disinclinations from one generation to next ...by education as well as following the traditional livelihood of ours; it ...
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Discourses of cultural heritage in times of crisis:The case of the Parthenon Marbles
... ‘acquired legally’ enacts the discursive normalisation of the act of trading cultural artefacts and deduces the commodification of heritage (embedded in ‘fair price’) to a common sense phenomenon. The ...
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Strategic Planning of Tourism with an emphasis on Spirituality Based on New Integration of Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Techniques
... Religious tourism has developed dramatically so that religion is one of the main motivations of ...religious tourism, but very little research has been done on tourism based on ...spirituality. ...
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meSch: Internet of Things and Cultural Heritage
... in cultural heritage by taking advantage of the visitors’ physical experience and integrating technology within it instead of creating a parallel and detached digital ...the heritage can then be ...
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Considerations on Mechanism Designs as Suitable for Cultural Heritage Evaluation
... of knowledge and enhancement of quality of life. For example, the History of Robotics with a wide understanding, as indicated for example in (Ceccarelli, 2001), is full of products that have been naturally preserved by ...
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New functionalism: rejuvenating historical and cultural heritage through urban revival
... and cultural heritage and urban revival, but in essence it involves two topics with universal significance: the historical challenge of the relationship between tradition and modernity on the one hand, and ...
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Critical success factor for Community Benefiting through Tourism (CBtT) in cultural heritage tourism
... Benefit Tourism Initiative” developed by Simpson (2008), for example, is a framework that focuses on the transformation of benefits to a community regardless of size, location, wealth level, participation, ...
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Narrating Cultural Heritage
... In this article,* I investigate some of the elements and mechanisms involved in the process in which cultural heritage, in the form of narrated local history, emerges. My argumentation is that certain ...
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Antarctica's cultural heritage
... Museums play a part in deciding what becomes Antarctic heritage, as they choose what to accept or obtain for exhibit. The items they select will need to be in keeping with their existing collections, and be of ...
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