Applying Cultural Tourism in the Revitalisation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage: An Integrative Approach

Jelinčić, Daniela Angelina; Mansfeld, Yoel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-10612-6_3

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“…In this regard, the synergies between the elements of the plan should be such that the impact of the plan as a whole adds up to more than would the sum of the individual parts if implemented in isolation" [36]. Recent innovative policy-making and policy-implementation, regardless of the sector, are focused on integrated plans [37,38], which is relatively new but still not a widely accepted governance framework, since it requires a paradigm shift in current policy planning. However, it is a desirable approach since it ensures sustainability and possibly fosters innovations.…”

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Cross the Border: Participative Integrated Approach to Sustainable Tourism Planning

Jelinčić

Tišma

Lantos³

et al. 2019

Geosciences

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Cross-border areas and cross-border cooperation are one of the priorities of the EU policy. Those areas, often rich in recreational, cultural and natural resources provide a great potential for the development of sustainable tourism. The article analyzes the tourism in the Croatian-Hungarian (HR-HU) cross-border area under the assumption that different interventions can influence the perception of tourists and contribute to the realization of the full potential of the area. The method applied in the analysis is the gravity model. The results obtained by the model were tested with online in-depth interviews with three experts having backgrounds in entrepreneurship, decision making and the non-governmental sector, and focus groups, consisting of 31 experts in the field, show that altogether 72% of the tourists cross the border during a trip to the HR-HU border regions. Almost half of the respondents plan and organize programs during the trip. The main sources of collecting information about a trip are friends, family members and acquaintances, while 80% of the respondents also use at least one online tool for planning of the trip. In order to improve tourism indicators in the Croatian-Hungarian cross-border area, development of a cross-border online platform is being envisaged that would integrate different services and attractions, collect and utilize data, being the most important new raw material, thus opening a completely new space for virtual tourism.

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Cross the Border: Participative Integrated Approach to Sustainable Tourism Planning

Jelinčić

Tišma

Lantos³

et al. 2019

Geosciences

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“…С тим у вези, потребно је искуства која су тренутно површна учинити дубљим, богатијим и важнијим за туристе (Song & Tan, 2012). Културне дестинације су те које треба да створе незаборавна туристичка искуства, која ће позитивно утицати на намеру да туриста поново посети културну дестинацију (Jelinčić & Mansfeld, 2019). Комбинација материјалног и нематеријалног наслеђа кључна је у осмишљавању посете.…”

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Нове Стратегије За Планирање Културног Туризма: Виртуелне Туре Као Шанса Развоја

Пантовић¹,

Шобић²,

Васовић³

2022

Научно-Стручни Скуп „Дигитални Медији У Функцији Одрживог Развоја Културног Наслеђа”

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“…Additionally, it is necessary to develop the possibility of supplying bespoke experiences and to seek authenticity in the supply (Montanari, 2020). Cultural destinations need to create memorable tourism experiences (Jelinčić & Mansfeld, 2019), as these impact positively on tourists' intention to make return visits and recommend the cultural destination (Chen & Rahman, 2018).…”

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Cultural tourism in cities post-COVID-19: a perspective and proposals for an alternative model

Gómez

2021

BAGE

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El turismo cultural urbano tras la pandemia de la COVID-19: una perspectiva y propuestas de un modelo alternativo El turismo era una máquina en continuo crecimiento hasta su paralización con la pandemia de la COVID-19. En las ciudades, se incrementaban sus impactos negativos y había situaciones de sobreturismo. La pandemia es un momento disruptivo y excepcional. Es una ocasión para abandonar el camino hacia la insostenibilidad. Este artículo es un análisis turístico crítico donde se plantea cuál es la perspectiva pospandémica del turismo cultural urbano con una visión alejada de la búsqueda del lucro como fin último. El objetivo principal es plantear propuestas de un modelo alternativo y sostenible. Es un trabajo teórico que recurre a la revisión literaria de 180 obras científicas. De manera complementaria, se accede a las informaciones de los medios y se realiza una observación de la realidad, con trabajo de campo. Se propone una limitación de los visitantes y una mejora en la calidad mediante visitas guiadas, rutas turísticas, turismo experiencial y turismo virtualizado. Y se plantea una nueva gobernanza turística centralizada y una regulación de los agentes privados. Se considera que el artículo es de interés para los responsables públicos del turismo en las ciudades.

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Applying Cultural Tourism in the Revitalisation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage: An Integrative Approach

Cited by 11 publications

References 11 publications

Cross the Border: Participative Integrated Approach to Sustainable Tourism Planning

Cross the Border: Participative Integrated Approach to Sustainable Tourism Planning

Нове Стратегије За Планирање Културног Туризма: Виртуелне Туре Као Шанса Развоја

Cultural tourism in cities post-COVID-19: a perspective and proposals for an alternative model

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