Heritage Tourism

The National Trust defines heritage tourism as?

• “traveling to experience the foods, theme parks, and water activities that authentically represent the country.”

• “traveling to experience the sceneries, mountains, and foods that authentically represent the place and people. It includes natural resources”

• “traveling to experience the places, artifacts, and activities that authentically represent the stories and people of the past and present. It includes cultural, historic and natural resources”

• panget kayo ang hirap magisip, wala na akong maisip kaya nyo na yan. bawal magkamali with pressure :))

What is culture?

• The cultivation of bacteria, tissue cells, etc. in an artificial medium containing nutrients.

• The cultivation of plants.

• We inherit them from our ancestors, like oral traditions and values.

• Set of beliefs and behaviors of a particular group in a particular place and time.

Culture might change with...

• Time and Movement

• Time and Space

• Earth and Space

• Time and Beliefs

Using a eco system, the funds made through tourist spend can be reinvested into cultural attractions for further development.

• True

• False

Cultural tourism has also given heritage institutions the opportunity to demonstrate their relevance and importance.

• True

• False

What is the disadvantage to heritage tourism?

• Mass Tourism

• Eco Tourism

• Cultural Tourism

• Adventure Tourism

Give 1 example of world heritages that are mentioned in the ppt.

(a)  

Cultural investment could also take the form of funding for research, further archaeological inquiries, and collaborations with other research organizations.

• True

• False

If not managed properly, the negative effects of mass tourism can include the dissatisfaction in the overall visitor experience, reduction in visitors, loss in profit, etc.

• True

• False

Intangible heritage has also benefited through initiatives such as revitalization programs to improve their viability.

• True

• False