While the three phenomena—culture, sustainability, and entrepreneurship—have been
discussed separately, or paired in the tourism literature, they have rarely been studied …

The public health restrictions and social distancing imposed as a consequence of COVID-19
have not only had a profound impact on intangible heritage, they have also prompted …

The ongoing criticism of conventional agricultural activities being unsustainable in the face
of climate change and global population growth has been one of the key drivers for …

Cultural risk measurement is an urgent theoretical and practical issue related to cultural
sustainability of heritage sites. This research conducted rigorous scale development of …

This paper critically examines the ways in which overtourism exacerbates as a result of the
proliferation of new, non-institutionalized forms of tourism accommodation and their impacts …

The sustainable livelihood approach is an analytical framework that helps identifying the
assets that local communities rely on, the risks they are subjected to, organisations and …

Ecological civilization (EC), firstly put forward by the Chinese government, has attracted
extensive attention in the world. However, how to evaluate progress of ECC (Ecological …

This paper presents the result of the analysis of the data gathered from 20 Role Models (RM)
case studies regarding their successful heritage-led rural regeneration models. For the study …

Cultural tourists have become increasingly interested in intangible cultural heritage and in
minority, peripheral areas. This paper will focus on the ICH of minority communities, with a …

Heritage diplomacy is a recent concept and a new area of interest in the expanding scope of
diplomacy. The concept is explored with various epistemological foci and theoretical …