Titlebook: Advances in Cultural Tourism Research; Proceedings of the I Bart Neuts,Jo?o Martins,Marinos Ioannides Conference proceedings‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 T

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Methodology and Application of 3D Visualization in Sustainable Cultural Tourism Planning tourism industry‘s quest for resilience and recovery post the COVID-19 pandemic. To foster balanced tourism development, the necessity for evidence-based information at local and regional levels is emphasized, highlighting the demand for transparent planning support tools within the sector. Alongsi

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SPOT-IT: An Advanced Tool for Dynamic Cultural Tourism Management and Regional Developmenton of new measurement and management tools. Given the diverse nature of cultural tourism, one of the most pertaining obstacles hindering its sustainable development is that the required relevant information for effective decision-making and management is currently not well complied with, organized,

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Redefining Cultural Tourism Leadership: Innovative Approach and Tooloaches to managing Cultural Tourism and emphasizes essential trends related to tools and data. The paper also introduces the IMPACTOUR methodology and tool, which enhances the crucial role of Cultural Tourism stakeholders and offers a forward-looking perspective.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-90724-1with the wishes and aspirations of the local community is essential, however, not without complications. Communities themselves are multi-faceted entities, with diverging interests and understandings about local heritage, its value and its possible social/economic role. Relying on the research carri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32532-2 Technologies for sustainable growth though participative cultural TOURism—by the Italian partners on the Pilot site of Crespi d’Adda (UNESCO WHS) and the process for the definition of the UNESCO Management Plan for the same site. The timing of the two initiatives allowed to have a continuous exchan

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,S?uglings- und Kleinkinderkunde,od after the pandemic, as regards both the supply and the demand sides of tourism, through the eyes of local/regional/national stakeholders, in the case of the Cyclades, Greece. Methodologically, the study relies on a series of stakeholders’ interviews, a round-table discussion and a short questionn

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Die Pflege des gesunden S?uglings.nt to communities and the environment, is growing. While tourism is a major component of the Scottish economy, it also contributes to climate change through associated greenhouse gas emissions. Heritage and cultural tourism contributes to making better places for people to live in, and better places