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Cultural Sustainability, Tourism and Development: (Re)articulations in Tourism Contexts

Cultural sustainability, tourism, and development: articulating connections I Relational modes of tourism and culture-informed placemaking dynamics What is the role of responsible tourism in building stronger and intercultural communities? Two case studies from Italy Making places through creative tourism?II Artistic interventions for regional revitalization Rural art festival revitalizing a Japanese declining tourism island Bonavista Biennale – Art Encounters on the Edge: contemporary art in rural Newfoundland III Leveraging culture-based tourism for local development Small growth: cultural heritage and co-placemaking in Canada’s post-resource communities Positive and negative effects of cultural tourism development: changes and dynamics in the Polish region of Podlasie Engaging culture and tourism under international hallmark programmes: local perspectives and trajectories IV Generative approaches to cultural stewardship and tourism Casa Grande Foundation: local tourism and social value – the impact beyond counting Eco-warriors Bishnois for cultural tourism in Rajasthan The dichotomies of local tourism and cultural development in the city of Dubrovnik: issues of (un)sustainability V Closing remarks (Re)articulating culture, tourism, community, and place: closing remarks

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Cultural sustainability, tourism, and development: articulating connections
Nancy Duxbury The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 provided a stark moment of renewed reflection and contemplation on the realities of our interconnected world. It highlighted the necessity of working together on both a local community and global scale to improve our quality of social solidarity and support...
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Challenges on Sustainability and Alternative Tourism as a Combination of Culture, Nature, and Rural Development: The Case of Cumalikizik
Cumalikizik is one of the rural settlements on the north slope of Mt. Uludag with its 700 years history, near the industrial city of Bursa. It has become one of the important attractions on the daily visitor route in Bursa. The sustainability of Cumalikizik is important since there is an expectation...
(Alternative Tourism in Turkey: Role, Potential Development and Sustainability)
Sustainable Development, Sustainability and Sustainable Tourism
Since concepts such as sustainable development, sustainability, and sustainable tourism are used extensively throughout this book, it may be a good idea to clarify their meaning before we proceed further. Many scholars, when writing in a tourism context, make the mistake to refer to these three concepts...
(Alternative Tourism in Turkey: Role, Potential Development and Sustainability)
What Is Sustainable Development and Sustainable Tourism?
The environment and tourism should be integrated in order to maintain environmental integrity and successful tourism development. The underlying concept of sustainable tourism development is equating tourism development with ecological and social responsibility. Its aim is to meet the needs of present...
(Alternative Tourism in Turkey: Role, Potential Development and Sustainability)
Sustainable Tourism Development through Knowledge Transfer
Jana Kalabisova and Lucie Plzakova Innovation performance is generally determined by the quality of the national innovation system, represented by a network of public and private sector institutions, whose activities and mutual relations ensure the process of creation, transfer, and use...
(Tourism Management, Marketing, and Development: Performance, Strategies, and Sustainability)
Towards a future of sustainable tourism development and local food
Earlier approaches to destination development and gastronomy were about providing consistency and standardized experiences to customers, because these can reduce travelers’ uncertainties, risk perceptions and anxiety (Mak et al. 2012). However, more recently, researchers understand the benefits of...
(The Routledge Handbook of Gastronomic Tourism)
Sustainable Tourism Policy and Planning
Development of tourism as an economic branch meets all requirements of sustainable development considering that is supported by all three pillars of this type of development: economic development, social development, and environmental protection. Unfortunately, as in other economic areas, in recent years,...
(Alternative Tourism in Turkey: Role, Potential Development and Sustainability)
Cool Suburbs: A Strategy for Sustainable Tourism?
Robert Maitland1 E-mail: r.a.maitland@westminster.ac.uk © CAB International 2017 Linking Urban and Rural Tourism: Strategies in Sustainability(eds S.L. Slocum and C. Kline) Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, University of Westminster, London, UK Introduction The search...
(Linking urban and rural tourism : strategies in sustainability)
Toward a Sustainable Tourism
Malgorzata Ogonowska and Dominique Torre Tourism includes a wide range of economic activities that depend on, and have an important impact on, the natural environment and on the local populations in tourist destinations. Overall, tourism product quality includes environmental features,...
(Tourism Management, Marketing, and Development: Performance, Strategies, and Sustainability)
Sustainable Tourism: Origins and Definitions
The concept of sustainable tourism emerged in the early 1990s. According to Bramwell and Lane (1993: 2) it is defined as “an economic development model conceived to improve the quality of life for the local community, and to facilitate for the visitor a high-quality experience of the environment, which...
(Tourism Management, Marketing, and Development: Performance, Strategies, and Sustainability)