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Réf.
43548
Type
doctrinal text
Titre
International cultural tourism charter: managing tourism at places of heritage significance. Adopted by ICOMOS at the 12th General Assembly in Mexico, October 1999
Langues
English
Auteurs institutionnels
ICOMOS ICTC (International Committee on Cultural Tourism)
Lieu de publication
Paris
Pays de publication
France
Maison d'édition
ICOMOS
Date
1999
Pages
5 p.
Mots-clés
cultural tourism / sustainable tourism / charters / international recommendations / local communities / protection of cultural heritage / doctrine
Résumé en anglais
The Objectives of the International Cultural Tourism Charter are:
• To facilitate and encourage those involved with heritage conservation and management to make the significance of that heritage accessible to the host community and visitors.
• To facilitate and encourage the tourism industry to promote and manage tourism in ways that respect and enhance the heritage and living cultures of host communities.
• To facilitate and encourage a dialogue between conservation interests and the tourism industry about the importance and fragile nature of heritage places, collections and living cultures, including the need to achieve a sustainable future for them.
• To encourage those formulating plans and policies to develop detailed, measurable goals and strategies relating to the presentation and interpretation of heritage places and cultural activities, in the context of their preservation and conservation.
In addition:
• The Charter supports wider initiatives by ICOMOS, other international bodies and the tourism industry in maintaining the integrity of heritage management and conservation.
• The Charter encourages the involvement of all those with relevant or at times conflicting interests, responsibilities and obligations to join in achieving its objectives.
• The Charter encourages the formulation of detailed guidelines by interested parties, facilitating the implementation of the Principles to their specific circumstances or the requirements of particular organisations and communities.
• To facilitate and encourage those involved with heritage conservation and management to make the significance of that heritage accessible to the host community and visitors.
• To facilitate and encourage the tourism industry to promote and manage tourism in ways that respect and enhance the heritage and living cultures of host communities.
• To facilitate and encourage a dialogue between conservation interests and the tourism industry about the importance and fragile nature of heritage places, collections and living cultures, including the need to achieve a sustainable future for them.
• To encourage those formulating plans and policies to develop detailed, measurable goals and strategies relating to the presentation and interpretation of heritage places and cultural activities, in the context of their preservation and conservation.
In addition:
• The Charter supports wider initiatives by ICOMOS, other international bodies and the tourism industry in maintaining the integrity of heritage management and conservation.
• The Charter encourages the involvement of all those with relevant or at times conflicting interests, responsibilities and obligations to join in achieving its objectives.
• The Charter encourages the formulation of detailed guidelines by interested parties, facilitating the implementation of the Principles to their specific circumstances or the requirements of particular organisations and communities.
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