Anadolu’da (Küçük Asya) Kültür, Ekonomi ve Bütünleşme Gelişimi İçin Farklı Fırsatların Anahtarı: Başarılı Bir Arkeoturizm Planlaması

Öz

Turizmin nispeten yeni bir alt dalı olan arkeoturizm, son zamanlarda miras turizmine dönük artan ilgide önemli bir rol oynamaktadır. Dünyanın farklı bölgelerindeki kritik miras alanları, ev sahibi ülkelerde birçok kişi için iş fırsatı yaratmanın yanı sıra bu ülkelere büyük ekonomik girdi sağlayıcılar haline gelmiştir. Ancak, aynı şey Paleolitik Çağ'dan bu yana antik kültürlerin kesintisiz izlerini barındıran devasa bir alan olarak benzersiz olmasına rağmen, Anadolu (Asia Minor) için geçerli değildir. Uygun bir arkeoturizm planlaması ve çevre yönetimi, Türkiye’nin genel refahına katkıda bulunan, bölgenin kültürel, ekonomik ve bütüncül gelişiminin anahtarı olacaktır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Arkeoturizm
• Arkeoloji Turizmi
• Kültür/Miras Turizmi
• Turizm ve Kalkınma
• Turizm Planlaması

A Key to Various Opportunities for the Development in Culture, Economy and Integration in Asia Minor: A Successful Archaeotourism Planning

Öz

Archaeotourism, a relatively new sub-branch, has played significant roles in the recently growing interest in heritage tourism. Critical heritage areas in different parts of the world have become great economic contributors to their host countries, generat-ing job opportunity for many. However, the same thing is not valid for Asia Minor alt-hough it is unique as a huge area to host continual traces of ancient cultures from the Palaeolithic Age. A proper archaeotourism planning and environment management can be the key to cultural, economic and integrational development of the region, contrib-uting to the overall wellbeing of Turkey.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Archaeotourism
• Archaeological Tourism
• Tourism and Development
• Tourism and Environment
• Tourism Planning

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