Heritage tourism destinations [Elektronisk resurs] preservation, communication and development / edited by Maria D. Alvarez (Boğaziçi University, Turkey), Frank M. Go (Erasmus University, Netherlands), Atila Yüksel (Adnan Menderes University, Turkey).

• Does the Culture of Context Matter in Urban Regeneration Processes? / Maria Della Lucia, Mariapina Trunfio and Frank M. Go -- Social Memory and Identity in the Gentrifying Neighbourhood of Tophane (Istanbul) / Karen Schuitema -- Urban Archaeology and Community Engagement : The Küçükyali ArkeoPark in Istanbul / Alessandra Ricci and Aysegül Yilmaz -- Developing Food Tourism through Collaborative Efforts within the Heritage Tourism Destination of Foça, Izmir / Burcin Hatipoglu, Volkan Aktan, Demir Duzel, Eda Kocabas and Busra Sen -- Heritage Sporting Events in Territorial Development / Jöel Pinson -- A Social Media Approach to Evaluating Heritage Destination Perceptions : The Case of Istanbul / Stella Kladou and Eleni Mavragani -- Theoretical Perspectives on World Heritage Management : Stewardship and Stakeholders / Sean Lochrie -- Cultural Heritage, Development, Employment : Territorial Vocation as a Rationalized Myth / Piero Mastroberardino, Giuseppe Calabrese and Flora Cortese -- Archaeological Heritage and Regional Development in Portugal / Adriaan de Man -- The Governance Dynamics in Italian State Museums / Claudio Nigro, Enrica Iannuzzi and Miriam Petracca -- Taking Responsibility beyond Heritage : The Challenge of Integral Planning in the Cusco Valley, Peru / Mireia Guix, Zaida Rodrigo, Richard Santomà and Xavier Vicens -- Conclusions and Implications for Heritage Tourism Destinations / Frank M. Go, Maria D. Alvarez and Atila Yüksel.

• This book on heritage tourism utilizes a three-part structure. Part I (chapters 1-3) deals with the conservation and revitalization of heritage destinations, as well as the role local communities have in supporting an attraction. Part II (chapters 4-6) discusses the development of heritage tourism destinations as tourism products, and the communication process involving the endogenous characteristics and distinct traits pertaining to these places through non-conventional marketing pathways. Part III (chapters 7-11) introduces both theoretical perspectives on governance and stakeholder collaboration within the contexts of museums, archaeological sites and historical destinations with a focus on planning, governance models and institutional perspectives. This volume presents a range of international case studies that contribute to a better understanding of the topics outlined. 

Ämnesord

Heritage tourism  -- Case studies. (LCSH)

Tourism development.  (cabt)

Stakeholders.  (cabt)

Planning.  (cabt)

Participation.  (cabt)

Museums.  (cabt)

Institutions.  (cabt)

Historic sites.  (cabt)

Heritage tourism.  (cabt)

Heritage areas.  (cabt)

Destinations marketing.  (cabt)

Destinations.  (cabt)

Cultural heritage.  (cabt)

Conservation.  (cabt)

Community involvement.  (cabt)

Communication.  (cabt)

Tourism and Travel. 

Arts, Entertainment and Cultural Heritage. 

Community Participation and Development, (New March 2000) 

Marketing and Distribution. 

Policy and Planning. 

Leisure, Recreation and Tourism Economics, (New March 2000) 

Agencies and Organizations. 

Klassifikation

G156.5.H47 (LCC)

338.4/791 (DDC)

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