2013
DOI: 10.18848/1835-2014/cgp/v06i01/44424
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Nigerian Museum and Art Preservation: A Repository of Cultural Heritage

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“…It is sufficient to say that not much progress has been made in terms of popularizing the tourist industry and increasing foreign exchange revenues, despite the government's frequently expressed commitment to expanding tourism and the sector's strong economic potential. This may be explained by the convoluted process that occurs from the announcement of policies to the realization of their financial advantages (Oladumiye et al, 2013). Cultural heritage is the tangible and intangible assets that have been passed down from previous generations to a group or society, preserved in the present, and donated for the benefit of future generations.…”
Section: Nigerian Resources For Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is sufficient to say that not much progress has been made in terms of popularizing the tourist industry and increasing foreign exchange revenues, despite the government's frequently expressed commitment to expanding tourism and the sector's strong economic potential. This may be explained by the convoluted process that occurs from the announcement of policies to the realization of their financial advantages (Oladumiye et al, 2013). Cultural heritage is the tangible and intangible assets that have been passed down from previous generations to a group or society, preserved in the present, and donated for the benefit of future generations.…”
Section: Nigerian Resources For Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As already explained Nigeria can decide to get more proactive and change her philosophy about running a mono-oil economy and invest into developing her tourism industry, especially on cultural tourism where she has considerable potential for generating economic growth and improving the living standard of her citizens. As Oladumiye, Bolajoko and Tolulope (2013) noted, the country has a long history of cultural development and cultural exploits, evidence of which can be seen in many museums in the country. Therefore, cultural tourism would be a viable strategy for harnessing the country's cultural assets and contribute to national pride and development.…”
Section: Establishing and Reinforcing An Identity And Image Enhancementmentioning
confidence: 99%