Titlebook: Managing Natural and Cultural Heritage for a Durable Tourism; Anna Trono,Valentina Castronuovo,Petros Kosmas Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if a

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World Heritage Sites and the Local Stakeholder’s Participation Mechanism: An Exploratory Studyted tourist hotspots. This chapter focuses on examining the execution of procedures and evolution to foster local stakeholder engagement in the administration of the Madrid (Spain) World Heritage Site, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2021 in the Cultural Landscape catego

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Intangible Heritage: A Fluid Concept updating and fresh reflection over the course of time. The planet changes, societies and people change, along with their needs, expectations and aspirations, and consequently, the interpretative paradigms must display a degree of ductility. For this reason, the current definition of Intangible Cult

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Governance Analysis of the Coffee Cultural Landscape (Colombia) for Sustainable Tourism (2011–2022)tion of Outstanding Universal Value. The area includes 51 municipalities that belong to 4 departments of the Andean region of the country. In order to be declared as a World Heritage, a management plan is required; this plan was formulated with the objective of promoting the economic and social well

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Cross-Border Heritage Routes and Areas: An Important Element of Regional Sustainable Tourismational, supra-regional dimension, and their importance and involvement in the formation of European identity have been recognized by many international organizations. Cross-border tourist routes (both natural and cultural) are the basis for building contemporary heritage tourism based on cooperatio

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