Heritage and Cultural Tourism Management Report: UK and Tibet

This report provides an overview of heritage and cultural tourism management, examining various aspects of the industry. The report begins with an introduction to the significance of heritage and cultural tourism and then proceeds to discuss potential conflicts in the conservation of heritage resources, using Lhasa, Tibet as a case study. The report explores the purpose of heritage and cultural attractions in meeting customer needs, focusing on the British Museum and the Royal Academy of Arts. Furthermore, it delves into the roles and responsibilities of organizations within the heritage and cultural industry, such as the National Trust and the Heritage Lottery Fund. The report also covers methods and media used for interpretation within the heritage and culture industry for tourists. The report aims to provide insights into the management, challenges, and opportunities within the heritage and cultural tourism sector.