2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.tourman.2006.03.001
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Identity and community—Reflections on the development of mining heritage tourism in Southern Spain

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“…Although our approach is relatively simple, it is straightforward and easy to apply, as the method is relatively easy to understand and the required data are freely and publicly available. In addition, the mining site could be considered to be of a special industrial heritage, which can be developed for tourism [71,72]. However, the main objective of our research was to identify the optimal future land uses for the post-mining area, and the protection of the mining heritage was beyond the scope of this study.…”
Section: Uncertainties Involved In the Land Suitability Analysis And mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although our approach is relatively simple, it is straightforward and easy to apply, as the method is relatively easy to understand and the required data are freely and publicly available. In addition, the mining site could be considered to be of a special industrial heritage, which can be developed for tourism [71,72]. However, the main objective of our research was to identify the optimal future land uses for the post-mining area, and the protection of the mining heritage was beyond the scope of this study.…”
Section: Uncertainties Involved In the Land Suitability Analysis And mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Muchas minas han sido rehabilitadas nuevamente, en este caso como enclaves patrimoniales, procurando atraer un turismo cultural que aúna ocio y conocimiento. Los territorios mineros de Andalucía no se han sustraído de este tipo de procesos (Hernández-Ramírez y Ruiz-Ballesteros 2005 y 2006; Ruiz-Ballesteros 1999a y 2001a; Ruiz-Ballesteros y Hernández-Ramírez 2007. En ellos, lo que otrora fueran instalaciones industriales y zonas de extracción de mineral, hoy son escenarios para representar la cultura y el paisaje minero.…”
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“…The aim is to promote economic growth and regional development, and improve the employment rate (Edwards and Coit 1996;Hampton 2005;Ruiz Ballesteros and Hernandez Ramirez 2007;Saurí-Pujol and Llurdés-Coit 1995;Dahles 2001). As Edwards and Coit (1996) indicate, narrow understandings of the concept of heritage among both the general public and state agencies, can lead to a lack of sufficient awareness and insufficient interest for governments to actively and efficiently preserve heritage sites.…”
Section: Conflict In the Industrial Heritage Redevelopment Processmentioning
confidence: 99%