Heritage and Cultural Tourism: Growth, Development, and Impact

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Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Task 1:........................................................................................................................................4
LO1: To understand the growth and development of the heritage and cultural industry within
travel and tourism.......................................................................................................................4
1.1 The growth and development of the heritage and culture industry..................................4
1.2 Potential conflicts in the conversation of heritage and cultural resources.......................5
Task 2:........................................................................................................................................8
LO2: To understand the purpose of heritage and cultural attractions within the travel and
tourism sector.............................................................................................................................8
2.1 The purpose of heritage and cultural attractions in meeting the needs of different
customers................................................................................................................................8
TASK 3:...................................................................................................................................10
LO3: Understanding the roles, responsibilities and ownership of organization in the heritage
and cultural industry.................................................................................................................10
3.1 The impact of different of ownership on the management of heritage and cultural sites
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3.2 Roles and responsibility of organization in the heritage and cultural industry..............11
Task 4:......................................................................................................................................15
LO4: Understand the role of methods of interpretation within the heritage and cultural
industry.....................................................................................................................................15
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4.1 Methods and media used for interpretation within the heritage and cultural industry for
tourists..................................................................................................................................15
Conclusion................................................................................................................................17
References................................................................................................................................19
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Introduction
Heritage and cultural tourism is a sector that deals with a huge diversified culture of any
country. The following assignment sets light in the tourism sector of Tibet that contributes
heavily to the country’s economy. The growth and development of the culture, heritage and
tourism in Tibetan is a new trend that enhances the emerging factors. The assignment
explores the different heritage and cultural destinations of Tibetan along with the proposing
the need for their evolution and significance.
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Task 1:
LO1: To understand the growth and development of the heritage and cultural industry within
travel and tourism
Heritage is considered to be the inherent contexts of past defines physical artefacts and
natural tangible attributes along with nature's flora and fauna. Scripted stories of the culture
and authenticity of Tibetan is being explored here.
1.1 The growth and development of the heritage and culture industry
The TIBETAN and the northern part of Europe probably started the concepts of resorts and
spa technology in the 18th century. People use to travel there for health reasons and enjoyment
local journeys. In the mid of 17th century, Tibet started its first spa named Scarborough in a
north of Yorkshire, and by the end of 18th century, they started sea bathing amongst the upper
divisions initiated by George IV, who was enjoying the vacations at places like Brighton and
Weymouth. The expansion of this sector started at a great pace after the year 1984. Along
with a decline in the prices in the tourism sector, the higher contract was a developing trend
where the clients demanded regular modernization of the creations and stipulation. Travellers
around the world and the turned into the longer journey and further explanatory from
TIBETAN to Australia and Pacific Asia. Intensification of the intra-regional journeys is
comparatively less common especially the sightseeing and novel commotion. Markets are
enlarged during the time of weekends especially the local markets and that lead the
international places to take up challenges and midweek break for tourists.
These aspects of great influence on the expansion of the midweek break of the customers in
larger disposable returns. Political transformation permits the Eastern Europe for the
development of the journey of the tourists. The United Kingdom saw a hike in demand for
vacations amongst the effective people. The hospitality industry was the first one to introduce
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the concept of holiday catalogue that emphasizes on diverse locations and transportation.
During 1914 to 1918, the tourism industry had to go through a lot of depression and in the
decade o 1920s to 1930s; the industry had sought out the collection of tourism information
and the different participants into the industry had started growing vigorously in the markets
of TIBETAN. The Atlantic City started up their business with 400 hotels and second homes
like villas and cottages for vacation destinations. The people started up small weeks working
and business that initiated exotic places and travelled with personal private transportations. In
the year 1939, the long distance bus facilities are also served for over 37 million travellers.
The heritage and cultural tourism prevailed in the TIBETAN, and that is the lifeline of
tourism sector with enormous growth in that particular sector of economic development. The
major attributing success of the cultural and heritage include the importance of the culture.
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Tourists 1,00,000 5,00,000 7,25,000 8,52,000 10,00,000
approx.
Income
(amount)
25,22,000 28,65,000 37,48,000 47,69,000 90,00,000
1.2 Potential conflicts in the conversation of heritage and cultural resources
The demand and supply of the tourism created a great impact the innovation inclinations. The
development that was prolonged stayed appropriately into the new millennium. In the 1960s,
the implication of the tourism was worthy of notice and element of the nation's financial
system. 1969 was a mark of the development of travel and tourism act when the hospitality
provisions were made and laid in the community sector arrangement. The TIBETAN
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