Development Of Cultural Tourism Research Articles

The contribution of Ottoman monuments to cultural tourism and local development: Digital practicesThe contribution of Ottoman monuments to cultural tourism and local development: Digital practices

The Kemal Atatürk Museum in Thessaloniki is an important tool for attracting tourists and strengthening the local economy. The house-museum has become one of the main tourist attractions of Thessaloniki, with its popularity steadily increasing. In addition to its historical significance, it hosts contemporary events that highlight the cultural influence of the Ottoman era. The research questions of this study are the following: Is there cultural tourism in Thessaloniki because of the Museum? Does the Museum contribute to the local development of Thessaloniki?

Research on Vietnamese Cultural Tourism

Vietnam is a country with great potential and advantages in building and developing cultural tourism with more than 40000 relics, including more than 10000 provincial relics, more than 3600 national relics, 128 special national relics, 15 intangible cultural heritages recognized by UNESCO. On the basis of exploiting and promoting the values ​​of cultural heritage, many localities in Vietnam have been forming and developing quite diverse cultural tourism products, such as the tourism route connecting the world heritage of ASEAN countries, the Central heritage tourism route, Hue festival, Nha Trang sea festival, Ha Long sea carnival festival, Da Lat flower festival... This study focuses on analyzing the practical development of cultural tourism in Vietnam based on a survey of localities with unique features, cultural diversity and a great role and influence on the development of the country, that is the capital Hanoi. Besides studying the core content of cultural tourism development, the author surveys and evaluates the factors affecting the cultural tourism development of Hanoi Capital, thereby discussing policy issues for reference and application to many localities in Vietnam.

The Development of Cultural Ecotourism-Based Tourism: The Role of Village Governments in Managing Sustainable Tourism in Badung Regency

This study aims to describe the role of village governments in the development of cultural ecotourism-based tourism by examining four key tourism components: attractions, supporting facilities, accessibility, and additional services. A qualitative approach was employed, using observation and in-depth interviews as data collection techniques, focusing on Abiansemal Village, Badung Regency. The findings reveal that Abiansemal Village offers main attractions such as jogging trails with natural rice field panoramas, historic traditional bathing facilities, and the Melasti Site for self-purification rituals. However, supporting facilities in the village still require development to enhance tourist comfort. Accessibility to destinations is relatively adequate, but additional services, such as the involvement of investors and community elements, need improvement to ensure tourism sustainability. This study highlights the importance of collaboration between village governments, local communities, and private sectors in managing cultural ecotourism-based tourism. As a novel contribution, this research provides insights into how village governments can play a strategic role in managing sustainable tourism at the local level. Recommendations include strengthening infrastructure, enhancing local community capacity, and implementing collaborative strategies to support the development of social sciences and humanities in the context of sustainable tourism.

Practical Case Exploration of Cultural Tourism Integration in Public Libraries

The role of public library has changed in this era. Public library and tourism are bonding together nowadays. Consumer and readers’ have changed over the time, they are expecting brand new experiences in tourism and library. As the traditional cultural and information resources collection and service institutions, it’s role in the integrated development of cultural tourism has become more and more prominent. Libraries have rich historical and cultural resources and professional service capabilities which can provide rich materials and intellectual support for the innovation of cultural tourism products.

Research on the Development of Cultural Tourism Resources in the Yichang Section of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River

The Yichang section of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River boasts abundant cultural resources and historical heritage. Thorough exploration and development of these cultural tourism resources, combined with the creation of a unique cultural tourism identity for this section, can not only invigorate the development of the region’s tourism industry but also contribute significantly to cultural preservation and transmission. This study examines the development and current state of cultural tourism in the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, focusing specifically on the Yichang section. Using the SWOT analysis method, it offers an in-depth analysis and proposes suggestions for cultural tourism development in this area, aiming to provide a reference for future tourism development strategies in the region.

OPEN-AIR MUSEUM AS A FACTOR IN FORMING CULTURAL IDENTITY (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE MUSEUM-RESERVE «TOMSKAYA PISA-NITSA»)

The state autonomous cultural institution of Kuzbass Museum-Reserve «Tomskaya Pisanitsa» performs an important function in constructing and transmitting the regional cultural identity of Siberia. The study based on the analysis of the museum practices and interaction with the local community tes-tifies that the museum acts as a key agent of socialization, contributing to the formation of a sense of belonging to their cultural community among the popu-lation. Through the mechanisms of museumification and cultural animation the museum preserves and popularizes the historical and cultural heritage of the region, strengthening interethnic ties and promoting the development of cul-tural tourism.

The Art of ‘Three carvings’(“三雕”) of Ming and Qing Ancient Buildings in Jinxi County, Jiangxi Province: Cultural Memory and Heritage Preservation in the Digitization Process

Jinxi County of Jiangxi Province has beautiful forest, with pleasant climate and four distinct seasons. Across the county, a remarkable number of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties have survived, reflecting the region's deep historical and cultural heritage.These ancient buildings of Ming and Qing Dynasties are the living fossils of Jiangxi ancient architecture culture, and the memory and inheritance of Jiangxi culture in the past. A qualitative research method was used, through the local ancient buildings, ancient building internal structure, ancient architectural decoration and surrounding environment landscape data collection, interviews with local residents, control ancient history, analyzing the background under the digital process of jinxi county ‘Three carvings’(“三雕”) the necessity of art and cultural heritage protection and the application value of modern society, the exploration of the relationship between cultural memory and cultural tourism development has important theoretical value and practical significance in both academic research and practice.Cultural memory and heritage protection are closely related to the sustainable development of ancient buildings. These two mainstream concepts are integrated with the inheritance and dissemination significance of the ‘Three carvings’(“三雕”) in ancient buildings and ancient buildings. With the concept of cultural memory and the background of digital process, this paper believes that to preserve the traditional skills of ancient architecture, we should fully explore the concept of heritage protection, combine with the government and universities, and use digital technology to promote the sustainability of historical housing and related legislation.

Management of the Yeh Luwi Estuary Area as a Disaster Mitigation Strategy for Climate Change

Abstract The Yeh Luwi Estuary in Tibubeneng, Bali, faces escalating environmental threats exacerbated by climate change. Rising sea levels intensified precipitation patterns, and increased erosion and abrasion risks pose significant challenges to this critical ecological and socio-economic area. Climate-induced impacts endanger local cultural sites like Perancak Temple and vital infrastructure such as Berawa Beach. Addressing these challenges requires urgent implementation of comprehensive climate adaptation and mitigation strategies. Sustainable land-use practices, including preserving natural buffers and integrating cultural and ecological tourism development, are essential to enhancing coastal resilience. Effective management strategies, informed by SWOT analysis and climate data from sources like NASA POWER, are crucial for mitigating flood and erosion risks and safeguarding the estuarine ecosystem and community livelihoods. Collaborative efforts involving stakeholders and leveraging local cultural strengths are pivotal in building resilience and ensuring the sustainable future of the Yeh Luwi Estuary amidst ongoing climate change impacts.

Transformasi Denpasar dari Kota Agraris Menjadi Kota Budaya, 1906-1979

It does not seem to appear that Denpasar, the current capital of Bali Province, was originally an agricultural city and was not designed as a modern city. However, the modern city of Denpasar was formed due to power shifts, the development of cultural tourism, and the circulation of trade, both regional and international, in Bali since the beginning of the 20th century. This article aims to convey the written history of Denpasar City, 1906–1979, from socio-economic and cultural aspects. This essay uses historical methods as a tool to dissect and explain the changes that occurred in Denpasar City over 60 years. The transformation of Denpasar developed from initially being an agricultural city to becoming a cultural city at the beginning of the 20th century. The colonial era was the starting point for the modernization of Denpasar in terms of physical development, but on the other hand, the Dutch, with their Baliseering policy, made Bali, including Denpasar, a living museum. Denpasar, which was initially more agricultural, with the provision of various facilities both planned by the colonial government and those that developed spontaneously, is moving towards becoming an urban society. The establishment of Akademi Seni Tari Indonesia (ASTI, now Institut Seni Indonesia (ISI) Denpasar) in 1967, the construction of the Bali Art Center in 1978, and the launch of the Bali Arts Festival in Denpasar in 1979 as the launch of the Bali Arts Festival in Denpasar in 1979 as the peak of Balinese cultural activities made Denpasar a barometer of cultural cities and Bali Cultural Center.

Analysis of Cultural Tourism Development, Accessibility, and Community Involvement on the Attractiveness of Tourism Destinations in Bali

Analysis of Cultural Tourism Development, Accessibility, and Community Involvement on the Attractiveness of Tourism Destinations in Bali

Innovative Research on the Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development in Shaanxi Province Driven by Data

Innovative Research on the Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development in Shaanxi Province Driven by Data

Nowa Huta między wsią a miastem. Część 2. Transformacja gospodarczo-ustrojowa i nowe spojrzenie na miejsce Nowej Huty w krajobrazie Małopolski

The aim of this study is to give an insight into the phenomenon of Nowa Huta, which has been one of Krakow’s districts since 1951, although in 1949 it was planned as a separate city. Particular emphasis in this part is placed on the realisation of the potential of the XVIII District after the changes in the political and economic system that took place between 1945 and 1989. One of the ideas of Tadeusz Ptaszycki, the chief architect of Nowa Huta, was to implement the principles of the ideal city and garden city, i.e. a city with small, low-density buildings and a predominance of green areas. However, industrialisation happened so quickly that it nearly led to the extinction of many plant and animal species. Fortunately, the development did not invade the Nowohucka Meadows, allowing residents to enjoy the benefits of this unique natural site. In 2023, Nowa Huta was declared a historical monument, which gives it additional protection from poorly thoughtout investments and supports the development of cultural tourism, historical education, and the creation of cultural trails. Krakow is also covered by a sustainable tourism policy, which supports its cultural heritage and protects the natural environment. The principles adopted combine the needs of tourists with conscious consumption and long-term planning that takes into account ecological solutions and the comfort of residents in accordance with the ‘respect Krakow’ motto. It is also important to engage the local community and visitors in spreading the message about Krakow on social media, for example by using the hashtag ‘#krakow’.

Inheritance and Innovation: A Study on the Path of Ancient Village Cultural Tourism Planning and Design

In the global wave of cultural heritage protection, the preservation and reuse of ancient settlements has become increasingly prominent, especially in the context of increasing cultural tourism. Taking Nanmen Village as a case study, this paper can explore how to skillfully integrate technological innovation and contemporary aesthetic concepts while maintaining traditional values, in order to achieve a prosperous innovation process. The first strategy is to investigate and understand the historical origin, cultural characteristics and existing problems of Nanmen Village in detail, so as to clarify the difficulties encountered in the process of inheritance and transformation of this ancient community.Then, this paper puts forward the concrete path from two aspects of inheritance and innovation. In the aspect of inheritance, it focuses on the measures to protect traditional architecture, folk customs and intangible cultural heritage, as well as the methods to strengthen community participation and residents' education; In terms of innovation, it introduces the application of Internet technology and digital twin technology, such as online booking and tour, social media promotion, virtual reality experience and intelligent management. In addition, combined with many successful cases at home and abroad, this paper also analyzes the effect of these innovative designs in practical application, and provides specific planning and design schemes and implementation strategies for Nanmen Village. Finally, this study refines the accumulated insights, highlights the decisive role of cultural inheritance and innovation in the evolution of ancient village cultural tourism, and makes future exploration paths. This study not only contributes theoretical and practical guidance to the cultural tourism development of Nanmen Village, but also provides a reference for the conservation and evolution of other ancient settlements.

Cultural and Heritage Tourism, Urban Resilience, and Sustainable Development. Comparative Analysis of the Strategies of Athens and Rome

Cultural and Heritage Tourism, Urban Resilience, and Sustainable Development. Comparative Analysis of the Strategies of Athens and Rome

Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships in the Development of Cultural Heritage Tourism in Binjai City

The cultural heritage buildings in Binjai City hold significant potential for cultural tourism, which can enhance the local economy and requires institutional support for development. Efforts to preserve cultural heritage while simultaneously improving the economic welfare of the community through tourism can be achieved through partnerships among involved stakeholders. Using a qualitative approach, this study analyzes the dynamics of partnerships between government, community members, business actors, academics, and the media in preserving and promoting the city’s cultural heritage. The findings indicate that multi-stakeholder partnerships are crucial for the successful development of cultural heritage tourism. Strong collaboration among various parties makes Binjai City's heritage sites attractive and sustainable tourism destinations. This research highlights the importance of cross-sector partnerships in cultural-based tourism development and provides policy recommendations for future development.

Construction of Legal Order in Traditional Villages under the Background of Rural Revitalization Strategy--Taking Qianmei Village of Shantou City as an Example

Since the new era, the construction of rural rule of law has gradually received more attention and attention. The construction of rural rule of law order is an important link to promote the construction of rural rule of law, and it is an inherent requirement to promote the implementation of rural revitalization strategy from the track of rule of law. Under the background of rural revitalization strategy, traditional villages take cultural tourism development as a means of revitalization and development and introduce more subjects such as tourists into the field of rural development. The experience and deficiencies of rural governance and the construction of legal order are of more reference value. Taking Qianmei Village, Shantou City, Guangdong Province as an example, this study uses the research methods of questionnaire survey, interview survey, field observation and literature survey to explore the practical experience of traditional villages in promoting rural governance by industrial development and forming villagers' norms by village rules and people's conventions, and concludes that there are four problems in the construction of the rule of law in the process of unclear legislation, lack of confidence, lack of law popularization and insufficient guarantee mechanism. In the face of these problems, the author tries to improve the basic legal system and build the foundation of the legal order in rural areas. Improve the ability to practice the rule of law and establish the authority of the rule of law in rural areas; Improve grassroots legal services, based on the actual needs of rural areas; The overall idea of strengthening the publicity and education of the rule of law and innovating the publicity methods of the rule of law seeks to make the rule of law truly rooted in the rural land of Chinese society.

Interactive effects of intangible cultural heritage and tourism development: a study based on the data panel PVAR model and coupled coordination model

Exploring the coordination and analysis of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and tourism development is a key issue in advancing cultural heritage and conservation in Chinese society. This paper employs panel data from 30 Chinese provinces from 2013 to 2022, utilizing the coupled coordination degree model and the panel vector autoregression (PVAR) model. In terms of provinces and regions, the data investigates the development relationship between intangible cultural heritage and tourism. The results of the study are: 1. The degree of coupling coordination between the two has shown an increasing trend over the ten-year sample data period. In 2021 and 2022, COVID-19 will have a stronger negative impact on the coupling degree. 2. The eastern coastal provinces of China, as well as the municipal areas, have a higher level of coupling coordination. Inland provinces, such as those in central and western China, exhibit relatively lower levels of coordination. The PVAR model data reveals a positive correlation between the interactions generated by intangible cultural heritage. The development of intangible cultural heritage has a particular impact on tourism. Intangible cultural heritage, in turn, depends on its own development. We should strengthen the development of intangible cultural heritage in the future. The study's findings provide theoretical references for the coordinated development of intangible cultural heritage and tourism in China.

A Study on the Internet Attention of Non-heritage Tourism Performing Arts Products Based on Baidu Index --- Taking “Seeing Pingyao Again” as an Example

Cultural performing arts is an important manifestation of regional tourism development, and in the era of big data, analyzing the network attention of non-heritage cultural tourism performing arts products helps the dissemination of non-heritage culture and the healthy development of non-heritage tourism. Based on the Jitterbug Index platform, the user search index of Seeing Pingyao Again from January 2014 to December 2023 was retrieved, and the characteristics and trends of the overall search index, the PC search index and the mobile search index were analyzed, which in turn led to the proposal of relevant suggestions for the development of cultural tourism performing arts products.

Design and Development of Souvenir Jewelry using Hexi Pictograph

Background and Aim: Hexi rock paintings show what life was like for our ancestors in the early days. This paper looks at how Hexi rock paintings can inspire jewelry souvenirs, how rock paintings are used in jewelry, and where further research could be done. Materials and Methods: The researchers used a mixed methods approach to the study, examining the location, significance, and design applications of the petroglyphs, designing souvenirs using the art of jewelry and the content of the petroglyphs, conducting in-depth consultation on the content of the petroglyphs through a survey of the staff involved, and interviews with the experts, critiquing the products of the designs and incorporating the experts' views into the research process. Results: The result showed that the protective nature of petroglyphs makes fieldwork and the extraction of petroglyph content more challenging. However, during the design and development of products, we identified a market gap for Hexi petroglyphs. In light of market demand and consumer psychology, the study employs Hexi petroglyphs to produce jewelry souvenirs through the collation and extraction of their content, thereby promoting the protection of local culture, the development of the tourism industry, and the creative industry. This study examines the potential of Hexi rock paintings to be used as a source of inspiration for the creation of jewelry souvenirs. This study is closely related to the future development of Hexi rock paintings and contributes to the promotion of tourism around them and the development of local cultural tourism. Conclusion: This study examines the potential of Hexi rock paintings to be used as a source of inspiration for the creation of jewelry souvenirs. This study is closely related to the future development of Hexi rock paintings and contributes to the promotion of tourism around them and the development of local cultural tourism.

CREATIVE APPROACHES TO PROMOTING CULTURAL HERITAGE OF UKRAINE AND TOURISM THROUGH MODERN SOUVENIRS

Purpose. To analyze and explore the possibilities of using creative approaches to the creation and promotion of Ukrainian souvenirs as a tool for preserving and popularizing cultural heritage. Design/methodology/approach. To substantiate the need to study and improve the competitiveness of Ukrainian souvenir products through the introduction of creative approaches, the author uses the method of literature review. To study the essence of Ukrainian souvenirs, the author uses the methods of scientific research of theoretical and logical explanation, systematization and clarification. Findings. This study has shown the high importance of Ukrainian souvenirs in the process of preserving and popularizing Ukraine's cultural heritage. The survey found that innovative and creative approaches to the production of souvenirs significantly increase their attractiveness among consumers, especially among tourists interested in national culture. In particular, 90.6% of respondents showed an active interest in traveling to Ukraine, and 32.1% of them frequently visit tourist destinations, which indicates the country's popularity as a tourist destination. The majority of respondents are interested in purchasing souvenirs as symbolic reminders of the places they have visited, with a particular focus on those that reflect national identity and cultural characteristics. Creative souvenirs that combine traditional elements with modern technology and design are well received by consumers and contribute to the promotion of Ukraine's cultural values on the international stage. Thus, Ukrainian souvenirs not only promote tourism, but also play an important role in preserving cultural heritage and stimulating the local economy through the use of traditional techniques and local materials. The research shows that the introduction of innovative technologies in the creation of souvenirs is a key factor in the successful development of tourism in Ukraine and the preservation of the national cultural heritage. Based on the results obtained, it can be concluded that creative and innovative approaches to the production and promotion of Ukrainian souvenirs are key factors for the preservation of national cultural heritage and tourism development. Research shows that souvenirs that combine traditional elements with modern design and technology have a significant impact on shaping a positive image of the country and increasing interest among both locals and international tourists. The introduction of innovations such as 3D modeling of historical monuments and the use of eco-friendly materials helps to popularize Ukrainian culture and adds value to souvenirs. In addition, the integration of souvenirs into tourist services and active digital marketing allows for effective audience expansion and stimulates interest in Ukrainian cultural heritage. Thus, modern souvenirs are not only an element of national identity, but also a powerful tool for the development of tourism and cultural diplomacy in Ukraine. Practical significance. Specific recommendations are offered for the development of tourism through the use of modern souvenirs, combining traditional Ukrainian elements with innovative approaches. The strategies outlined in the article can be applied in real business, the tourism industry and the production of souvenirs. Originality/value. The originality and value of the article lies in the combination of traditional Ukrainian cultural heritage with modern technologies and creative approaches for the development of the souvenir industry. New ideas are proposed, such as creating souvenirs using 3D models of historical monuments and integrating augmented reality (AR), which makes it relevant in the context of global trends and modern tourist needs. The value of the work is also manifested in practical recommendations for souvenir producers and travel companies on the use of eco-friendly materials, innovative designs, and interactive elements. This approach contributes to the popularization of Ukrainian cultural heritage both nationally and internationally, while opening up new opportunities for the development of Ukraine's economy and tourism.