This paper will discuss how some World Heritage classified urban areas are developing in terms of sustainability, mainly in terms of preservation and tourism development. Another aim is to detect possible paradoxes on the evolution of two case-studies, both classified as World Heritage by UNESCO: Porto, a medieval area in Portugal and Ouro Preto, one of the most representative towns of baroque style in Brazil. Conflicts and different interests can be noticed in the development of tourism industry. In this context, the following question will be addressed: what have been the trickling down effects to the tourist areas
This study considers the relationship between tourism and historic centres highlighting UNESCO World...
Alcântara neighbourhood in Lisbon has good conditions to develop as a tourist destination in the nex...
In theory, cultural heritage is regarded as a useful catalyst for sustainable development. However, ...
This paper will discuss how some World Heritage classified urban areas are developing in terms of su...
Tourism profits from the endogenous resources of territories and has become a major instrument of d...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
Tourism profits from the endogenous resources of territories and has become a major instrument of d...
Classified in 1996 as World Cultural Heritage, the historic centre of Oporto has been registering, s...
The origin of tourism in the modern world is directly linked to the construction of the concept of c...
City centres are spaces where different economic and cultural values converge as a consequence of th...
Some of the most important historic cities are faced with a complex relationship between heritage co...
Some of the most important historic cities are faced with a complex relationship between heritage co...
This study considers the relationship between tourism and historic centres highlighting UNESCO World...
Alcântara neighbourhood in Lisbon has good conditions to develop as a tourist destination in the nex...
In theory, cultural heritage is regarded as a useful catalyst for sustainable development. However, ...
This paper will discuss how some World Heritage classified urban areas are developing in terms of su...
Tourism profits from the endogenous resources of territories and has become a major instrument of d...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
World Heritage cities, all over the world, are a centre of tourist attraction. In many of these citi...
Tourism profits from the endogenous resources of territories and has become a major instrument of d...
Classified in 1996 as World Cultural Heritage, the historic centre of Oporto has been registering, s...
The origin of tourism in the modern world is directly linked to the construction of the concept of c...
City centres are spaces where different economic and cultural values converge as a consequence of th...
Some of the most important historic cities are faced with a complex relationship between heritage co...
Some of the most important historic cities are faced with a complex relationship between heritage co...
This study considers the relationship between tourism and historic centres highlighting UNESCO World...
Alcântara neighbourhood in Lisbon has good conditions to develop as a tourist destination in the nex...
In theory, cultural heritage is regarded as a useful catalyst for sustainable development. However, ...
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