Sustaining tourism infrastructures for religious tourists and pilgrims within the UK.

Abstract

This chapter first explores concepts of pilgrimage, religion and tourism within a UK context and then considers how visitation to UK religious sites provides opportunities for economic regeneration and community sustainability. The English village church location is examined as the focus for an emerging tourist economy that can help sustain an infrastructure for both religious and pilgrimage worship and visitation. The Hidden Britain Project, which aims to encourage tourism and help people discover lesser-known countryside areas, is briefly described.

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