For example, (Dernoi, 1981)discussed about homestay tourism as a form of alternative tourism where tourists stay in local residential houses for their accommodation (Weaver, 2013). It has as well been said that alternative tourism began to gain importance from the 1980s, when it was defined in contrast to conventional mass tourism as tourism that no longer concentrates on economic and technical necessitates alone, but rather emphasises the demand for an unspoiled environment and consideration for
custom, etc. nevertheless many communities live together as one country in harmony. Indian is well recognized for its diverse culture across the world. The unique Indians ought to continue to flourish with its rich cultural heritage (CH). In India people’s conversation, communication and presentation styles changed from village to villages. The cultural heritage of a community is a vital source of the uniqueness of any communities profoundly rooted in the past (Srivastava, 2015). Culture indicates history
The importance of the heritage conservation Cultural heritage presents its value with many dimensions including historical, aesthetic, symbolic and scientific reference (Rizzo et al., 2013). It is the fundamental to learn the history, a symbolic inheritage represent the city associated with past people and place living in the communities that they value and precious things, both tangible and intangible. So the cultural heritage is not only about the protection and reservation. The important role
cultural heritage comprising monuments of architecture and archaeological sites etc. The awakening of the importance in modern architecture began when 20th century architecture buildings started vanishing such as Sony Tower (1976) in Japan, Prentice Women’s Hospital Building (1975) in America and Ahmedabad Tube House (1962) in India. In fact, this shows that the demolition of modern architecture is a global issue where cultural property is not shared within the country but to the world as well.
and I had researched about culture heritages and we came out with an issue: “To what extent can cultural heritages be preserved in the 21st century.” The perspectives that are going to be covered are: Politics, Economy, Technology, Culture, and Ethics. I will be discussing my findings regarding ethical issues. More specifically, I will be narrowing the scope to the ethics of tourism. And how it might be an obstruction to the preservation of culture heritages sites. One of the example is The Old
and god are the permanent beings but the earth and mortals have the power to change with time and thus form a temporary place. The Sky and God are ideas that always remain same irrespective of changes in the world affairs but Earth and Mortals have the capacity to alter with time and adapt themselves according to the prevailing situations and experiences. Concept of Extensio- extension Heidegger also states the concept of extensio-
UNESCO 's world heritage list in 2008, to acknowledge its rich cultural heritage constituted of unique architectural components and cultural townscape. Vernacular shophouses in Georgetown, are one of these cultural heritage that has been well studied to understand their importance in the cultural and environmental heritage values context. However, in spite of all this architectural and cultural values, recent modern shophouses in Malaysia do not share similar concern and the importance of maintaining
Nowadays tourism has become one of the major social and economic phenomena that spread around the world and became part of our daily routine. Millions of people travel every day, internationally and domestically, with different intentions and motives. In 1987, Chadwick provided a simplified categorisation of travelling motivations that included three main headings: pleasure, professional and other purposes (Mason, 2015). The seeking for pleasure is one of the most prevalent motivation in contemporary
public good characteristics typically possessed by urban heritage building or public space’ (2011, p. 42). This non-use value can come from; people who value the existence of the heritage object even though they themselves may not consume its service directly (existence value; People who wish to preserve the option that they may consume the heritage services in the future (option value): and value from people who may wish to hand down the heritage to future generation (inheritance value). These values
III. Heritage tourism change With the advancement of economic globalization and regional integration, the human society is from the traditional natural economy and industrial economy toward a cultural economic era. Countries, regions and ethnic consciousness of one 's own cultural resources protection and utilization continuously strengthen. The characteristic culture as unique resources of regional economy became the important of comprehensive national strength and national competitiveness. With