Pilgrimage tourism and english cathedrals: The role of religion in travel

Richard H. G. Jackson · Lloyd E. Hudman

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Religious Tourism and Spaces Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Travel Writing and Literature

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Visiting cathedrals is one form of cultural tourism. The motivations of these visits are of worldly nature. Cultural heritage and architecture are the main points of attraction. However, on the spot visitors are usually touched by religious feelings.

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