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Sustainable tourism management at world heritage sites : enhancing inter-agency and stakeholder coordination for joint action
By: International Conference (24 - 27 march, 2008 Huangshan, China)
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TextPublisher: Madrid : World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), 2009Edition: Primera edición.Description: XII, 315 str. : il.ISBN: 9789284413010.Subject(s): Turismo cultural. -- Congresos, conferencias, etc | Turismo histórico. -- Congresos, conferencias, etcDDC classification: 338.4791 I61s 2008
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Content advice: The Huangshan Conference focused on policies and pracyices, as well as practical data and information management tools, supporting planning and management processses and leading to better decision making. The policy questi9ns examined at the Conference addressed the following: Maxime the economic impacts of tourism at WHS, Minimize the negative environmental impacts of tourism
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| Libro (general) | Biblioteca Central UNIBE | General | 338.4791 I61s 2008 (Browse shelf) | Ej.1 | Available | 100463 |
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| 338.4791 I61pro Proceedings | 338.4791 I61r Report | 338.4791 I61r Report | 338.4791 I61s 2008 Sustainable tourism management at world heritage sites : enhancing inter-agency and stakeholder coordination for joint action | 338.4791 J61p Productos y destinos turisticos nacionales e internacionales / | 338.4791 J61t Turísmo : estructura y desarrollo : la estructura funcional del turismo internacional y la política turística de México : desarrollo histórico 1945-1990 / | 338.4791 J84g Gestión de calidad aplicada a hostelería y restauración / |
Turismo
The Huangshan Conference focused on policies and pracyices, as well as practical data and information management tools, supporting planning and management processses and leading to better decision making. The policy questi9ns examined at the Conference addressed the following: Maxime the economic impacts of tourism at WHS, Minimize the negative environmental impacts of tourism