Management of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia - a contribution to the research of Aboriginal culture.This article focuses on management in the culture of a unique community, that is, the indigenous people of Australia. On the example of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park some problems of maintaining the unique cultural heritage of Australian Aborigines were shown. The paper discusses the principles of management of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park by the representatives of the Aboriginal community and by the federal government. The aim of the analysis is also to draw attention to the threat to the indigenous culture coming from the mass tourism impact and shows ways to reduce mass tourism
Protected area managers increasingly recognise that the maintenance of both cultural and biological ...
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia's Northern Territory continues to be a contested site, a...
This research Report examines tourism and its potential role in the development of Australia's Indi...
This article focuses on management in the culture of a unique community, that is, the indigenous peo...
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is one of Australia's most high-profile tourist destinations. Each ye...
Tourism is a major contributor to Australia's economy. Tourists and ther expenditure, from the prov...
Joint management regimes in Australia are seeing an increasing focus on cross-cultural approaches to...
This paper explores issues relating to multiple and changing values and uses of desert landscapes in...
This chapter describes and reviews Indigenous tourism planning and policy in Australia from 1995 to ...
This paper focuses on Australian Indigenous rock art tourism, a field that has received limited rese...
The study aimed to increase the body of knowledge regarding the impacts of tourism on Australia’s In...
Tubylcza turystyka stała się jednym ze sposobów na aktywizację lokalnego środowiska Ludności Rodzime...
The Kimberley coast in Australia's far northwest stretches from Broome, Western Australia, for over ...
[Extract] Worldwide, indigenous peoples are becoming more involved in the tourism industry. Tourism ...
Indigenous ecotourism enterprises and joint ventures are a growing trend in Australia. These include...
Protected area managers increasingly recognise that the maintenance of both cultural and biological ...
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia's Northern Territory continues to be a contested site, a...
This research Report examines tourism and its potential role in the development of Australia's Indi...
This article focuses on management in the culture of a unique community, that is, the indigenous peo...
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is one of Australia's most high-profile tourist destinations. Each ye...
Tourism is a major contributor to Australia's economy. Tourists and ther expenditure, from the prov...
Joint management regimes in Australia are seeing an increasing focus on cross-cultural approaches to...
This paper explores issues relating to multiple and changing values and uses of desert landscapes in...
This chapter describes and reviews Indigenous tourism planning and policy in Australia from 1995 to ...
This paper focuses on Australian Indigenous rock art tourism, a field that has received limited rese...
The study aimed to increase the body of knowledge regarding the impacts of tourism on Australia’s In...
Tubylcza turystyka stała się jednym ze sposobów na aktywizację lokalnego środowiska Ludności Rodzime...
The Kimberley coast in Australia's far northwest stretches from Broome, Western Australia, for over ...
[Extract] Worldwide, indigenous peoples are becoming more involved in the tourism industry. Tourism ...
Indigenous ecotourism enterprises and joint ventures are a growing trend in Australia. These include...
Protected area managers increasingly recognise that the maintenance of both cultural and biological ...
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia's Northern Territory continues to be a contested site, a...
This research Report examines tourism and its potential role in the development of Australia's Indi...