Nadanie miejscowości tytułu Miejsca Dziedzictwa Światowego UNESCO: transformacje przestrzeni turystycznych z perspektywy mieszkańców
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Miejsce Dziedzictwa Światowego UNESCO, turyzm dziedzictwa kulturowego, zmiana kulturowa, zrównoważenie miejscowości wiejskiejAbstrakt
Niekiedy katalizator jawi się jako siła stymulująca gwałtowny rozwój turyzmu. Katalizator ten często przybiera formę niezwykłego zjawiska, wydarzenia lub atrakcji, i staje się bodźcem dla intensywnego rozwoju politycznego i gospodarczego, przekształcającego nowe przestrzenie na potrzeby turyzmu. W pewnej niewielkiej miejscowości w Nowej Szkocji, w Kanadzie, tym katalizatorem było przyznanie w 1995 r. tytułu Miejsca Dziedzictwa Światowego przez UNESCO. Poniższy artykuł prezentuje badania postaw i percepcji mieszkańców dotyczących tej nominacji, rozwoju turyzmu, konsekwencji i zmian w miejscowości 10 lat po otrzymaniu prestiżowej nagrody.
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