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This research on Roots Tourism carried out by Università della Calabria and CREA Ricerca originates from the idea of studying more in-dep-th, besides the phenomenon of the promotion of Italian agricultural and food pro-ducts, the interest in olive growing activities from a tourism perspective, with specific reference to persons having deep bonds with Italian cultural identity. Roots Tourism - that we can define as a type of tourism based on the search for one's family roots and on recovering places and traditions - is a topic that Sonia Ferrari and Tiziana Nicotera have studied in-depth extensively, with the publication some years ago of the First Report on Roots Tourism in Italy. https://lnkd.in/dqEFgb6t

Good news for the development of #cultural #tourism linked to the #Cultural #Routes certified by the Council of Europe!!!!. From the Task Force on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe we are launching a new Working Group on Cultural Tourism, coordinated by the Routes of the Emperor Charles V, and in which participate Le Corbusier Destinations: Architectural Walks; Cyril and Methodius Route; The Route of the Historic Cafés; Transrománica; Via Regia; the Impressionist Routes; the European Cemeteries Route; and Via Romea Germanic. The aim will be to analyse the potential of cultural routes for the development of tourism products, to exchange good practices in the field of cultural tourism linked to the routes, and to create a guide with recommendations that will help the routes certified by the Council of Europe to develop cultural tourism around their routes and the territories in which they are present. The purpose is to contribute, through the heritage, history and values that these routes represent, to the socio-economic development of their territories; to a better knowledge of them at European and international level; to a greater interest and knowledge on the part of the citizens of these territories of their history and heritage; as well as to a greater participation of these, and of the businesses linked to the tourism sector in these territories, in the activities organised by the Cultural Routes certified by the Council of Europe. Council of Europe Rutas Carlos V Association des Sites Le Corbusier Leslie Mozdzan Coralie Vitores Stefano DOMINIONI Carolina Clark Eladio Fernández-Galiano vitor sá marques Annemarie Schmidt TRANSROMANICA - The Romanesque Routes of European Heritage Martin Peterka Pierre BEDOUELLE Quintin Correas Dušan Vrban Sergei Bazarya Céline GUTH Ministerio de Cultura Fundación Academia Europea e Iberoamericana de Yuste Isabel Burgos Ávila Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos -OEI- Mónica García Alonso Juntaex Municipio de Quito Ministerio de Cultura y Patrimonio del Ecuador Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas Jordi Tresserras JuanJosé Juan CANO ADELANTE UE ALC Jose Cruz Rodriguez ADELANTE UE ALC Livia Galita Council of Europe

How the bridge that is being built in Cancun increases tourism, and how does it benefit it? -Increase in tourism to the region. -Direct access to the mainland, facilitating tourist visits. -Improved transportation links with regional destinations. -Enhanced access to attractions like Mayan ruins and beaches. -Overall boost to Cancun's economy through increased tourism, job creation, and economic growth.

Tourism is Life

This book presents eight high-quality chapters that address the problem of heritage and cultural tourism in the new normal. Cultural tourism offers an opportunity to recover tourism after the COVID-19 pandemic, but it is a source of conflict among stakeholders. This book offers ways to overcome the obstacles to heritage consumption and lays the foundations for a new understanding of cultural and heritage tourism. The authors are well-versed and come from different cultural backgrounds and nations. https://lnkd.in/eqUPYjm6 #newbook #tourism #culture #hospitality #socialsciences

Low-carbon tourism: determining domestic tourist perception from Thailand - tourism agenda 2030 Reference: Fakfare, P. and Wattanacharoensil, W. (2023), "Low-carbon tourism: determining domestic tourist perception from Thailand: Tourism Agenda 2030", Tourism Review, Vol. 78 No. 2, pp. 496-516. Link: https://lnkd.in/dA6cg77P Summary: Underpinned by three-factor theory, this study aims to: examine the dynamics (asymmetry) of multi-quality low-carbon attributes towards the Thai tourists' perception and prioritise carbon-tourism attributes on the basis of impact-range performance and asymmetric analysis.  

The Town Council of Albalat dels Tarongers presented an ambitious tourism project, 'The Way of the Holy Grail, Route of Knowledge, Path of Peace', aimed at boosting the local economy and positioning the town as a key cultural destination. The initiative seeks to consolidate existing attractions like the 14th-century Castle and develop new projects, including a permanent Joaquín Michavila Museum honoring the renowned local painter. It also highlights the town's rich gastronomy, with dishes like Comediana rice and Tortell. Dr. Ana Mafé García, president of the International Association Cultural Itinerary 'The Way of the Holy Grail in Europe', emphasized the strategic value of this route for the region's cultural and touristic development. The project has been included in the certification dossier of 'The Way of the Holy Grail', enabling access to European funds. 'The Way of the Holy Grail' is a central axis in the 'Albalat Declaration', promoting sustainable management of cultural routes through digitalization, tourism competitiveness, and heritage preservation. The route, recognized for its historical, spiritual, and cultural value, aims to attract pilgrims and cultural tourists. Mayoress María Asensi stated, 'Tourism is a key tool to boost our local economy and generate employment, while preserving and valuing our cultural and natural heritage.' With this strategy, Albalat dels Tarongers reinforces its commitment to sustainable development and promotion as an attractive tourist destination. #tourism #culturalheritage #sustainability @albalatdelstarongers @diputaciondevalencia @turisvalencia

 🌍 Just watched an enlightening video on the emerging trends in Portugal’s tourism industry. Portugal is witnessing a new stream of tourism that blends cultural richness, sustainable practices, and unparalleled hospitality. As real estate professionals, we embrace this evolution with open arms. Portugal's appeal extends beyond its stunning landscapes and historic charm. The influx of eco-conscious travelers and digital nomads is reshaping our market, opening up opportunities for innovative developments and sustainable living spaces. We're excited to contribute to this transformation, fostering a harmonious balance between growth and preservation. If you could live anywhere where would it be? #RealEstate #TourismTrends #Portugal #Sustainability #Innovation #DigitalNomads #coldwellbanker #coldwellbankerportugal https://lnkd.in/d-ptxPrJ

#volume41issue3 - Discover the research published in Sinergie Italian Journal of Management: "Exploring the relationship between attendees’ motivation, satisfaction and loyalty in the context of a home-grown festival" by Sonia Caterina Giaccone and Marco Galvagno. This study delves into the significance of home-grown festivals in promoting local cultural heritage and their impact on tourism destinations. Using the Maiorchino Festival in southern Italy as a case study, the research examines the connections between attendees' motivations, satisfaction, and loyalty. Findings reveal intriguing insights, such as the influence of socialization and cultural experience on festival loyalty. The research provides valuable insights for local managers on leveraging home-grown festivals as effective marketing tools to enhance tourism flow and destination loyalty. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dFaSVzaa #ResearchArticle #HomeGrownFestival #Tourism #DestinationLoyalty #SinergieJournal #ManagementStudies

The "1st INTOCUS – Tourism and Cultural Heritage: Resilience, Sustainability and Transformation" International Conference is being held on March 8 and 9, 2024 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Athens, by Harokopion University, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and the Interdepartmental Graduate Program "Strategic Management of Tourist Destinations and Hospitality Businesses" of the University of the Aegean. In the recent crises, a strong questioning of the existing development models has developed, with tourism and culture being considered as main pillars of socio-economic recovery. The conference seeks to explore the relationship between the "old world" and the need to devise new, effective models of interconnection and interactions between tourism and cultural heritage.  Particular emphasis is placed on issues related to the sustainability of tourism activities and cultural heritage in the context of adopting practices to enhance resilience through transformation as highlighted by recent and ongoing crises. At the conference, the most recent findings of the relevant research by distinguished Greek and foreign academics and researchers are presented, while the presentations of the invited speakers are of particular interest.