The Exploitation Of Tangible Cultural Heritage For The Promotion Tourism: A Case Study Of The State Of Chlef

Authors

  • Samia Bouacheche University of Chlef

Keywords:

tangible cultural heritage, Tourism promotion, Local development

Abstract

This research aims to highlight the role of material cultural heritage in increasing tourism movement as it is one of the most critical components of tourist attraction, thus achieving local tourism development in the state of Chlef. It was found that the state has a large and rich material cultural heritage that can become an essential source for increasing the tourist attraction in the state and thus achieving local tourism development. The local authorities have implemented financial programs to preserve the tangible cultural heritage and a set of efforts to achieve growth in the state's tourism sector.

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Published

12/31/2024

Issue

Vol. 9 No. 02 (2024)

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Articles

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