"This book provides multi-layered and nuanced perspectives on how drivers of change may influence cultural tourism on a global, national and local level. As such, it contributes to a greater understanding of how cultural tourism will be governed, performed and experienced within a volatile, uncertain and complex future environment"--
This book provides multi-layered and nuanced perspectives on how drivers of change may influence cultural tourism on a global, national and local level. As such, it contributes to a greater understanding of how cultural tourism will be governed, performed and experienced within a volatile, uncertain and complex future environment.
This book provides multi-layered and nuanced perspectives on how drivers of change may influence cultural tourism on a global, national and local level. As such, it contributes to a greater understanding of how cultural tourism will be governed, performed and experienced within a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous future environment. The volume examines how the cultural tourism sector can address the needs of cultural tourists through product and service development, offers insights into alternative, post-anthropocentric values underpinning cultural tourism governance and consumption, and engages with immersive, collaborative, slow and technology-driven cultural heritage-based tourism experiences. The book includes both empirical and conceptual chapters, with the contributors suggesting various alternatives that are underpinned by utopian and/or dystopian outlooks on the likely future(s) of cultural tourism.
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Recenzijas
A long-awaited and easily accessible volume that moves us into a new era of cultural tourism research and highlights key areas centred on governance, consumption, and technologies. It will be of great interest to those working in the areas of cultural studies, social geography, social anthropology, and tourism. * Kyle Maurice Woosnam, University of Georgia, USA * This book takes an original and critical approach to the study of cultural tourism. The authors engage with topical theories and alternative perspectives, proposing a cautiously optimistic vision of the future. New and inspiring insights are given into the potential for more regenerative, transformative and resilient forms of cultural tourism. * Melanie Smith, Budapest Business University, Hungary * The importance of cultural heritage to tourism and concerns about its fragility and sustainability in a dynamic world, particularly due to climate change and the pace of technological development, makes this edited book an extremely valuable, as well as fascinating read. Its chapters are diverse in their coverage and replete with thoughtful and well-researched analysis. * Jennifer Frost, La Trobe University, Australia *
Papildus informācija
The first book to specifically examine the nexus between cultural tourism and various futures
Figures and Tables
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Chapter
1. Xavier Matteucci: The Future of Cultural Tourism: Utopia,
Dystopia, Heterotopia
Part 1: Governance
Chapter
2. Prosper Wanner, Hakan Shearer Demir and Ivana Voli: Communities
of Hospitality as a Democratic Governance Model for HostGuest Interactions
Chapter
3. Ella Björn and Monika Lüthje: Envisioning Posthumanist Cultural
Tourism: Indigenous Sociomaterial Practices of Teaching Tourists about Local
Cultures
Chapter
4. Lidija Petri, Ante Mandi and Davorka Mikuli: Fostering
Sustainable and Resilient Rural Communities through Cultural Tourism
Villages: A Case Study of the Dalmatian Hinterland
Chapter
5. Rouran Zhang, Weili Zhan, Ying Lyu and Da Kuang: Uncovering the
Multifaceted Heritage Values of Longhushan World Natural Heritage Site
through Tourists' Lens: An Analysis of Online Travelogues
Part 2: Consumption
Chapter
6. Jelena Farki: Edifying Slow Cultural Tourism Concepts and
Practices
Chapter
7. Dallen J. Timothy: Emerging Perspectives on the Future of Cultural
Tourism
Chapter
8. Marta veb Dragija and Daniela Angelina Jelini: Museums of the
Future: Cultural Tourism Experiences for Wellbeing and Transformation
This chapter is open access under a CC BY NC ND licence and can be downloaded
for free at https://zenodo.org/records/14730188.
Part 3: Technologies
Chapter
9. Emanuele Mele: Cultural Tourists of the Future: Envisioning How
Digital Technologies Can Shape Heritage Experiences in Europe
Chapter
10. Daniel W.M. Wright: Beyond Digital Prisons: Counterculture and
the Hippie Trail Resurrected
Chapter
11. Ulrike Gretzel and Eva Sįnchez-Amboage: Cultural Tourism in the
Metaverse
Part 4: General Outlook
Chapter
12. Muzaffer Uysal and Jiahui Wang: Quality of Life and Cultural and
Heritage Tourism
Chapter
13. Maurizio Scarciglia: Cultural Tourism as Cultural Adaptation:
Urban Design Scenarios for the Future
Chapter
14. Simone Moretti and Xavier Matteucci: Uncharted Territories in
Cultural Tourism: Synthesis and Some Personal Reflections
Index
Xavier Matteucci is Adjunct Honorary Professor at IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences and Adjunct Faculty at both FHWien der WKW University of Applied Sciences and Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Austria. He is particularly interested in the influence of tourism/travel on individual and collective wellbeing as well as in the effects of globalisation processes and politics on regional cultures and cultural identities.
Simone Moretti is part of the Research Group Tourism Impacts on Society at Breda University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands, where he contributes to research activities and EU-funded projects focused on interventions to maximise the positive impacts of tourism and minimise the negative effects. His research centres on the intersection between tourism, culture, places and identities.
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