Heritage tourism
Wageningen University & Research scholars use critical and post-structural approaches to examine the intersections between (in)tangible heritage, tourism and development.
Employing their expertise in the dynamics of cultural landscape, heritage, memory and conflict, the researchers look at conflicts and governance arrangements surrounding natural, agricultural, urban, migratory and personal heritage policies and practices. The focus lies specifically on heritage-from-below approaches and practices.
Research on heritage tourism
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The strange place called ‘our half of the city’: identity, place and landscape in divided Mostar
By Ana Aceska - The aim of this project is to critically examine and juxtapose two often separated research objectives: on the one hand, it looks at... -
Mussert's Wall
In the Dutch memory the World War 2 culture, the discussion on managing and memorializing difficult heritage has long been eluded. Recently, a... -
World Heritage and Tourism in China: Sanqingshan National Park and Jingdezhen
By dr. Chin Ee Ong - This project examines cultural and natural heritage and their interactions with tourism in China. Fieldwork is situated in... -
Moroccan Dreams: colonial and post-colonial landscapes
By prof. Claudio Minca & dr. Lauren Wagner - We examine the role of the Protectorate government, particularly as it was designed and led by... -
Contested Memoryscapes: The Politics of Second World War Commemoration in Singapore
By dr. Hamzah Bin Muzaini - Within human geography, and the social sciences more generally, the literature that has developed around the phenomenon of...
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News on heritage tourism
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Veni grant: Slavery, heritage and tourism in Ghana, Suriname, Netherlands
- Assistant Professor Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong of the Cultural Geography Group has been awarded a Veni grant for a research project which examines how... -
Mussert's Wall: the future of dark heritage
- The Wall of Mussert in Lunteren symbolises a dark page in our history. It is seen as ‘dark heritage’. How to handle this in the best... -
Alumni student publishes on Warfare Tourism
- Joost Gieling, alumnus of the MSc Leisure, Tourism and Environment, published a paper based on his MSc thesis related to warfare tourism in...
Publications
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Space for people, plants, and livestock? Quantifying interactions among multiple landscape functions in a Dutch rural region
Ecological Indicators 10 (2010)1. - ISSN 1470-160X - p. 62 - 73. -
Emotional Responses to Animals
In: Landscape, Leisure and Tourism; Socio-spatial Studies in Experiences, Practices and Policies / , de Haan, H.J., van der Duim, V.R.. - Delft : Eburon - ISBN 9789059722996 - p. 31 - 42. -
The Position of Cultural History and Heritage Management in a Complex Society
In: Landscape, Leisure and Tourism; Socio-spatial Studies in Experiences, Practices and Policies / , de Haan, H.J., van der Duim, V.R.. - Delft : Eburon - ISBN 9789059722996 - p. 63 - 70. -
Immigrants Between two Cultures: Social Representations Theory and Images of Nature
In: Landscape, Leisure and Tourism; Socio-spatial Studies in Experiences, Practices and Policies / , de Haan, H.J., van der Duim, V.R.. - Delft : Eburon - ISBN 9789059722996 - p. 43 - 61. -
Research Methods in Landscape Perception and Experience
In: Landscape, Leisure and Tourism; Socio-spatial Studies in Experiences, Practices and Policies / , de Haan, H.J., van der Duim, V.R.. - Delft : Eburon - ISBN 9789059722996 - p. 17 - 29. -
Landscape, Leisure and Tourism; Socio-spatial Studies in Experiences, Practices and Policies
Delft : Eburon - ISBN 9789059722996 - p. -
Spatial characterization of landscape functions
Landscape and Urban Planning 88 (2008)1. - ISSN 0169-2046 - p. 34 - 43. -
Heritage, conflict management and the necessity of experience research
In: ATLAS Annual Conference 2008; Selling or Telling? Paradoxes in Tourism, Culture and Heritage, University of Brighton, United Kingdom, 2-4 July 2008. - : ATLAS - p. 32 - 33. -
The role of institutional capacity in enabling climate change adaptation: the case of the Guadiana River Basin
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The Authenticity Discourse of Heritage
Sociological Abstracts / CSA (2006). - ISSN 0038-0202 - p. 146 - 146.