Heritage Stakeholder

What is a stakeholder in the context of heritage tourism?

• Only government agencies

• Any interested party in a heritage site or attraction

• Private organizations exclusively

• Local communities only

Why are tourists considered stakeholders in heritage tourism?

• They are only visitors with no obligations

• They financially support preservation efforts

• They only observe the site’s guidelines

• They are exempt from paying fees

Which organization is responsible for conserving and promoting England's historic environment?

• Canadian Heritage

• National Trust

• English Heritage

• Ayala Foundation

Which agency supervises all local government units in the Philippines?

• Department of Environment and Natural Resources

• Department of Tourism

• Department of the Interior and Local Government

• National Commission for Culture and the Arts

The National Museum of the Philippines primarily serves as:

• A promotional arm for Filipino arts

• A research institution for global artifacts

• A cultural institution preserving Filipino heritage

• An agency for regulating local museums

The International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) is dedicated to:

• Conserving the world’s historic monuments and sites

• Promoting tourism in various countries

• Funding cultural events globally

• Developing local tourism infrastructure

The decline stage in the life cycle of a heritage site typically leads to:

• An increase in visitors

• Introduction of new attractions

• Loss of interest and eventual closure

• Higher government funding

What role does the Department of Environment and Natural Resources play in heritage tourism?

• Collecting entrance fees

• Preserving and managing natural resources

• Marketing heritage sites

• Regulating local businesses near heritage sites

What agency in the Philippines manages government-owned, tourism-oriented establishments?

• Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority

• National Historical Commission

• National Museum

• Department of Trade and Industry

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines protects:

• Historical landmarks

• Cultural heritage sites

• Indigenous people's rights

• National parks