Titlebook: Heritage and Tourism in Britain and Ireland; Glenn Hooper Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Conservation.Nati

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immunity

Tourism, Heritage and Conservation in the Irish Midlands: The Workhouse Centre, Portumna,itage offer within the town and across the region. Although the chapter also examines the manner in which the complicated history of the workhouse is told, the efforts at community and rural regeneration throughout a period of national retrenchment and austerity is given particular attention.

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Museums and Tourism: Time to Make Friends, authenticity alongside a much more dynamic relationship with users. Case studies of Tate Modern and the National Trust illustrate how arts and heritage organisations are transforming themselves. Like the tourism industry, museums are now in the people business and must face up to the speed with which their audiences are changing.

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Introduction,ional commerce’, and represents ‘one of the main income sources for many developing countries’; they add that such ‘growth goes hand in hand with an increasing diversification and competition among destinations’.. There are now 234 million people working across the tourism and hospitality sectors wo

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Rural Heritage and Tourism in Ireland: A Co. Mayo Case Study,fering forms of the rural (landscape, society, performance and culture) are commodified in heritage tourism contexts across the county. The approach taken allows readers of this text access to example-rich case studies, set within a relevant definitional and analytical framework.