Developing a Multidisciplinary Tourism Planning Approach on Cultural Routes

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1, 37 - 47, 31.07.2019

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https://doi.org/10.31822/jomat.543891

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Essence of the cultural routes
can be described as a flow in the
space where the cultivated tourists
rediscover a slow lifestyle, meet with the local area in many ways -multi layers
of the area unfolds to the tourists, they exchange knowledge with the local
environment, learn about the area also they leave behind a knowledge too - to
the local habitants of the place. This is a double-sided
exchange. Thus, the settlements overlapping with the cultural routes need to be
approached and planned with a special touch and awareness -related with the
local data. Therefore, a multidisciplinary
approach is needed. Paper will examine specific points related to this
unfolding process such as: Essence of the walking; experiencing the nature;
respecting culture and history. Three routes will be examined and interrelated
for the “good practice” and learn from the others in order to reach sustainable
and multidisciplinary planning insights.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Cultivated Tourist, Cultural Routes, Rural Tourism, Tourism Planning, Tranquil Development, Walking Philosophy

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