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Visitor Management. Case Studies from World Heritage Sites

✍ Scribed by Myra Shackley (Eds.)

Publisher
Butterworth-Heinemann
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Leaves
255
Category
Library
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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages vii-viii
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv, Myra Shackley
Chapter 1 - Introduction - World Cultural Heritage Sites, Pages 1-9, Myra Shackley
Chapter 2 - Bukhara (Uzbekistan): A former oasis town on the Silk Road, Pages 10-25, David Airey, Myra Shackley
Chapter 3 - The Fortified Church of Biertan (Transylvania), Pages 26-45, Alexandra Muresan
Chapter 4 - Cracow (Poland): The former capital and β€˜national shrine’, Pages 46-65, David Airey
Chapter 5 - The cultural landscape of Rapa Nui (Easter Island, Chile), Pages 66-81, Myra Shackley
Chapter 6 - Giza (Egypt): The use of GIS in managing a World Heritage Site, Pages 82-99, Katie Evans, Lindsay Fielding
Chapter 7 - Hadrian's Wall (UK): Managing the visitor experience at the Roman frontier, Pages 100-120, Sophie Turley
Chapter 8 - Kakadu National Park (Australia): A site of natural and heritage significance, Pages 121-138, Chris Ryan
Chapter 9 - Lalibela (Ethiopia): A religious town in rock, Pages 139-160, Sheena Carlisle
Chapter 10 - Thebes (Luxor, Egypt): Traffic and visitor flow management in the West Bank Necropolis, Pages 161-181, Jenny Rivers
Chapter 11 - Ninstints (Canada): A deserted Haida village in Gwaii Hanaas National Park Reserve (Queen Charlotte Islands), Pages 182-193, Myra Shackley
Chapter 12 - Conclusions - visitor management at cultural World Heritage Sites, Pages 194-205, Myra Shackley
Appendix 1 - The World Heritage List (December 1996), Pages 206-226
Appendix 2 - Teaching notes, Pages 227-246
Index, Pages 247-250

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