CULTURAL LANDSCAPE FOR TOURISM

Abstract

Tourism can wear the special qualities away that attract tourists to particular destinations, ranging from coastal areas to historic inland regions. In addition to them these particular destinations and places can receive the attention of city authorities and tourism industry. This paper, which illustrates a research strategy of cultural landscape for tourism, presents the energetic relationship between patterns in the landscape narrative and patterns in the built environments. A local area to national and international areas has shaped these narrative and physical landscapes. This paper also shows that repeated themes in the areas guide urban, suburban, or rural planning and design documents, tourism brochures, tourism publications and index information of tourism.

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