Cultural tourism

________________may be defined as tourist visits 'motivated wholly or in part by interest in the historical, artistic or lifestyle/heritage offerings of a community, region, group, or institution.

• Cultural tourism

• Eco tourism

• Niche tourism

• Sport tourism

According to UNESCO, __________ have outstanding universal value, and include each country's most outstanding examples of natural and cultural heritage.

• Natural tourist attractions

• Heritage

• Traditions

• World Heritage Sites

The typical activities that cultural and heritage tourism provides are the following except:

• theater opportunities

• museums

• cruising

• cultural festivals

This is one of the reasons cultural and heritage tourism is on the rise:

• Heritage tourism encourages cheap replica of arts.

• Heritage tourism encourages the demolition of historical monuments.

• People have interest about their roots, especially among the seniors.

• Tourists find heritage tourism more affordable.

The core idea in cultural tourism is the following except:

• To tear down the fall-apart historical buildings.

• To save the heritage.

• To share it with visitors.

• To reap the economic benefits of tourism.

This is not the negative social and cultural impact brought by tourism:

• Tourism may improve innate art.

• Religious ceremonies, dances, and traditional crafts are destroyed to fit tourist tastes.

• People have taken on the western lifestyle, discarding their traditional values and lifestyles.

• Popular paintings, carvings, and antiques are mass-produced.

Which one is considered to be intangible cultural heritage?

• Performing arts

• Building

• Statues

• Paintings