1 Linking creativity and culture for an innovative local development Rovereto, Italy, 28 November 2005 Mr. Alain Dupeyras, Head of the CFE Tourism Programme.

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1 Linking creativity and culture for an innovative local development Rovereto, Italy, 28 November 2005 Mr. Alain Dupeyras, Head of the CFE Tourism Programme Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism

2 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Some strategic issues To what extent does tourism lead to culture shock and to the commercialisation of culture? Is tourism destroying local cultural resources and identities? Is there an opposition between the market and the profitability on one side and the preservation on the other one? Or can we imagine that both logics can progressively get together…?

3 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism. The relationship between tourism and culture is a very intensive one Tourism belongs to culture The encounter of visitors and his/her host is one of the most ancient form of culture Mass tourism is a danger for local cultures

4 Source: World Tourism Organisation

5 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Impact of the globalisation process The process of globalisation has a great impact on the relationship between tourism and culture at local level The development of cultural similarities …. At the same time, a renaissance of support for unique local cultural resources and an increasing concern about protecting traditional culture Globalisation is leading to design-oriented tourism products, which often combine traditional cultural goods and the achievements of modern civilisation.

6 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Culture and heritage are growth engines for a sustainable tourism development People travel for immaterial cultural reasons that are beyond the logic of supply and demand Cultural differences are of crucial importance for tourism and cultural resources are the foundations to develop tourism In economic terms, culture and heritage create competitive advantages for the territories (uniqueness of the location).

7 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism And tourism contributes to culture and heritage development Tourism can generate economic benefits for the development and preservation of cultural resources Tourism, in liaison with culture and heritage, can strengthen the living environment and the identity of territories

8 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism To what extent does tourism lead to culture shock and to the commercialisation of culture?

9 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Is tourism destroying local cultural resources and identities?

10 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Sustainable cultural and heritage tourism requires COOPERATION between culture and tourism At national level to work on a sustainable strategy for enhancing cultural resources for tourism purposes At local level to identify new modes of management of culture and heritage for tourism purposes At industry level to find a good balance between preservation and the economic objective of profitability

11 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Sustainable cultural and heritage tourism requires an INTEGRATED APPROACH Heritage, culture, tourism and economic issues should be addressed in a coherent manner Important role to be played by all stakeholders (visitors, resident population, local authorities, tourism industry) Models of tourism development and objectives

12 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Sustainable cultural and heritage tourism requires NEW SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES The development of cultural and heritage tourism creates new products and services which often require new competencies and skills New industry needs should be identified

13 Local Development issues for Cultural Heritage Tourism Is there an opposition between the market and the profitability on one side and the preservation on the other one? Or can we imagine that both logics can progressively get together…? Promote a dialogue between culture and tourism Respond to the legitimate aspirations of the local population… as well as to the complex expectations of travelers

14 Alain Dupeyras Head of the tourism programme Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development OECD, 2 rue André Pascal Paris, France THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION