The medieval city of Carcassonne and the Canal du Midi (Aude): new tourism strategies through the landscape?
La cité médiévale de Carcassonne et le canal du Midi (Aude): de nouvelles stratégies touristiques à travers le paysage ?
Patrice Ballester
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Through the study areas of the medieval city of Carcassonne and the Canal du Midi (Aude), new tourist strategies can be seen through the management, preservation and creation of a landscape that is both local and recreational. How to think about sustainable tourism through the planning, management, conservation and communication of landscape projects to visitors, in order to protect the environment and establish a policy of sustainable development within one of the poorest departments of France? Sustainable tourism must satisfy tourists and provide them with a unique, but also useful experience, by raising awareness of sustainability issues and encouraging them to adopt best practices. Sustainable development is taken into account through the creation of national or regional natural parks. However, sustainable tourism requires the implementation of sustainability practices and criteria, and tourism management is committed to this. Since then, this communication has been the subject of a book chapter available on HAL.
Keywords: landscape; tourism; marketing; sustainable development; heritage; Unesco; Carcassonne; Canal du Midi; paysage; tourisme; développement durable; patrimoine (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010-04-16
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Published in 1ère Journée Scientifique du Tourisme Durable, Ecole de Commerce Nantes - Cap Vers; ADERSE; AFEST, Apr 2010, Poitiers, France
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