Stimulus-Organism-Response Framework: Is the Perceived Outstanding Universal Value Attractiveness of Tourists Beneficial to World Heritage Site Conservation? [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2023 Tourists have been attracted to world heritage sites (WHSs) by their Outstanding Universal Value (OUV). In view of the Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) framework and the theory of attitude and behavior, by employing 563 tourist samples from Mount ...
Nian S, Li D, Zhang J, Lu S, Zhang X.
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Aesthetic value protection and tourism development of the world natural heritage sites: a literature review and implications for the world heritage karst sites. [PDF]
Herit Sci, 2023 Recently, research on outstanding universal value (OUV) protection and tourism development at World Natural Heritage sites (WNHSs) has attracted scholarly attention.
Zhang S +4 more
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Loyalty in Heritage Tourism: The Case of Córdoba and Its Four World Heritage Sites. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2020 The aim of this research is to study visitor loyalty at a destination with heritage sites and to use the results to improve the competitiveness of the destination.
Jimber Del Río JA +3 more
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Stoneworking Techniques at Persepolis from Quarry to the Terrace [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Archaeological Studies, 2021 Masonry materials for the colossal monumental structures of Persepolis, the awe-inspiring architectural complex from the Achaemenid period, would be sourced from the surrounding mountains that occasionally lie up to 40 km away.
Fahimeh Homayoun +2 more
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Promotion of World Heritage Values: Experiences in St. Petersburg and Other Cities of Russia [PDF]
Plural: History, Culture, Society, 2020 The paper reflects the experiences of the social movements, civic initiatives and NGOs in St. Petersburg and other cities of Russia as well as in some other post-Soviet countries, aimed at the promotion and raising awareness of local populations about ...
Elena Belokurova
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Sustainability, 2023 Living heritage runs the risk of being lost forever, or frozen as a practice of the past, if not promoted in the community. The preservation of this history, its transmission to following generations, and its ability to transform and adapt to any ...
Noor Azramalina Abdul Aziz +3 more
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The 50 years of the World Heritage Convention in Spain: implementation, effects, and challenges
Ochrona Dziedzictwa Kulturowego, 2023 Due to the diversity of characteristics and the high number of World Heritage sites (49) inscribed by Spain, this country and its ICOMOS National Committee have a long experience in the application of the World Heritage Convention throughout these 50 ...
Mónica Luengo +5 more
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World Heritage Watch: Strategic Goals, Achievements and Challenges after Four Years [PDF]
Plural: History, Culture, Society, 2020 The World Heritage Committee routinely receives information about the state of conservation of WH properties from State Parties or ICOMOS or IUCN mission reports.
Stephan Doempke
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Natural world heritage conservation and tourism: a review
Heritage Science, 2023 The trade-off and synergy between heritage conservation and tourism has become the focus of natural world heritage research. To gain a better understanding of the global researches on natural World Heritage conservation and tourism, we comprehensively ...
Zhenzhen Zhang, K. Xiong, Denghong Huang
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The Erie Canalway: Stewardship and Multivalent Significance of Historic Waterways
Blue Papers, 2023 Once North America’s longest constructed transportation system, the Erie Canalway has been in continuous operation for nearly 200 years (ASCE 2022; Goodstadt et al. 2020).
Andrew Bernard +4 more
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