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Successful tourism at heritage places

"There are many issues to think about in successful tourism. One goal for everyone involved is to provide an enjoyable and enriching experience for visitors. This is where launched interpretation plays a major role. Successful tourism hinges on this. The eight principles covered in the guide all contribute to achieving this goal."
Creator(s): Annie Crawford, Australian Heritage Commission | Date Published: 2005-04-27

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Best Practices in Natural Heritage Collaborations: Parks and Outdoor Tourism Operators

"Parks and protected areas (PAs) are usually scenically attractive, form significant lures, have significant biodiversity and other values, and are important destinations in Canada for outdoor tourism operators."
Creator(s): Pam Wight and Associates | Date Published: 2001-09

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Visiting Audiences: A Tourism Guide for Cultural Organizations

"Vancouver’s Cultural Tourism Initiative/Arts in the City Product Club has designed this guide to help arts and cultural organizations considering the benefits of tourism."
Creator(s): Scott Fraser | Date Published: 2001-01

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Outdoor Tourism: An Industry Profile and Resource Guide

"Outdoor Tourism is the one of the fastest growing segments of the Canadian tourism industry. It has generated a high degree of interest from travellers in recent years as they seek more and more learning and challenging outdoor experiences. Canada’s abundant wildlife, open space and beautiful landscapes are considered some of the key factors that motivate foreign tourists to visit Canada."
Creator(s): Canadian Tourism Commission, The Canadian Tourism Human Resources Council | Date Published: 2001

 

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