In order to discuss partnership models and action protocols to be implemented for enhancing the relationship tourism-cultural landscapes-urban regeneration, a case study approach has been chosen. According to this, the paper focuses on a purposely-selected experience in Naples (Italy): the Marine Protected Area of La Gaiola. In this distinguished example of waterfront area, a group of activists is developing an integrated system of initiatives for protecting cultural and environmental resources by promoting compatible uses for education and tourism purposes. The case study has been developed by interacting with the local stakeholders involved in social, environmental and economic activities in order to address the topic of developing effective partnerships for sustaining successful regeneration processes according to the needs of promoting cultural tourism and intelligence in tourism.
Per affrontare il complesso tema dei modelli partenariali e dei protocolli d'azione per favorire le relazioni tra turismo, rigenerazione urbana e paesaggio culturale si è scelto di sviluppare un caso studio che consentisse di discutere i diversi aspetti della questione: l'Area Marina Protetta de La Gaiola ed il suo contesto di elevato pregio archeologico, paesistico e naturalistico. In questo notevole contesto litoraneo, un gruppo di attivisti sta sviluppando un Sistema integrato di iniziative per proteggere le risorse culturali ed ambientali, promovendo usi compatibili di natura turistica ed educative. Il caso studio è stato sviluppato interagendo con gli stakeholders locali impegnati in attività di respiro sociale, ambientale ed economico allo scopo di interpretare le dinamiche relazionali che hanno sostenuto il processo di rigenerazione e di fruizione compatibile finalizzata ad un turismo consapevole.
Community engagement for cultural landscape: a case study of heritage preservation and tourism development
Stefania Ragozino;
2015
Abstract
In order to discuss partnership models and action protocols to be implemented for enhancing the relationship tourism-cultural landscapes-urban regeneration, a case study approach has been chosen. According to this, the paper focuses on a purposely-selected experience in Naples (Italy): the Marine Protected Area of La Gaiola. In this distinguished example of waterfront area, a group of activists is developing an integrated system of initiatives for protecting cultural and environmental resources by promoting compatible uses for education and tourism purposes. The case study has been developed by interacting with the local stakeholders involved in social, environmental and economic activities in order to address the topic of developing effective partnerships for sustaining successful regeneration processes according to the needs of promoting cultural tourism and intelligence in tourism.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.