ACTIONABLE CULTURAL RESOURCES FOR SUSTAINABLE LOCAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT – MERITS OF DIGITAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Sustainable tourism development is a major policy challenge for many cities, regions or countries. This paper describes various novel analytical ingredients to ensure a consistent and professional policy strategy in tourism destinations. In all cases, reliable and accessible data are necessary for an actionable tourism policy. In the present study advanced digital support systems for cultural resource-use in local tourism strategies are presented. The paper uses the region of South-Limburg in the Netherlands as a data-driven testcase and as a cultural tourism showcase for demonstrating the great potential of digital twins as digital visual policy and participation tools for co-creative local sustainable tourism development.

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Cadernos CEPEC
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2024-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.18542/cepec.v13i2.17037
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Cultural Industries and Urban Development
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Sustainable tourism development is a major policy challenge for many cities, regions or countries. This paper describes various novel analytical ingredients to ensure a consistent and professional policy strategy in tourism destinations. In all cases, reliable and accessible data are necessary for an actionable tourism policy. In the present study advanced digital support systems for cultural resource-use in local tourism strategies are presented. The paper uses the region of South-Limburg in the Netherlands as a data-driven testcase and as a cultural tourism showcase for demonstrating the great potential of digital twins as digital visual policy and participation tools for co-creative local sustainable tourism development.

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Alexandru Ioan Cuza University (RO), Open University of the Netherlands (NL)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
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