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should help preserve and not compromise the safety, sanitation, and security of the product.
Tourist
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This organization provides leadership, education, advocacy, and resources to save America's diverse historic places.
National Trust for Historic Preservation
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It exists to protect and promote England's spectacuar mstor environment and ensure that its past is researched and understoo
English Heritage
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It is responsible for national policies and programs that promote Canadian content and strengthen connections among Canadians.
Canadian Heritage
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This is a membership organization made up of over 200 groups pf trusts across UK who are involved in the restoration an preservation of built hentage.
Heritage Trust Network
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These refers to those entities who market, advertises and act as agents between the heritage tourism product and the target or prospective markets.
Intermediaries
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Closure of the site or discontinue of the attraction.
Decline
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is an entity regarded as an interested party to a heritage tourism product.
Stakeholder
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One of the idea or concept has been hatched and is deeme ready to be introduced to the market. They may invite media organizations to cover.
Launch, inanguration
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As new product emerges, the popularity of older products tends to plateau.
Maturity
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It seeks to preserve communicate, and celebrate Nordic culture and heritage through exhibits and programs of history, literature, music, dance, visual arts, films and theater arts education programs.
Scandinavian Heritage Foundation
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It is an international non governmental organization.of professionals dedicated to the conservation of the world's historic monuments and sites.
International Council on Monuments and Sites
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Established in 1992, it is the focal point and coordinator within UNESCO for all matters related to world heritage. It updates the World Heritage List and database.
World Heritage Centre
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These pertains to villages, municipalities or cities, provinces or regions where the heritage site is experienced.
Host Communities
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At this point, specialists and administrators come together to develop innovative strategies to repositions the product and improve. Technologies, facilities, and services.
Innovation
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This stakeholder essentially pertains to the entity that owns, manages, or erganizes the heritage tourism product which may be a site.
Heritage Sites
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This stakeholder maybe local or foreigner tourist who seek to view or experience a heritage tourism product.
Tourists
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These comprises a large group of individuals and organizations that help ensure the ultimate satisfaction of the cultural tourists by supporting the operation of heritage sites and attractions.
Suppliers and Service Providers
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stands to benefit from it and needs to perform certain functions and responsibilities to ensure the success and sustainability of the heritage site or attraction.
Stakeholder
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This stakeholder refers to all non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, and media organizations who look at heritage tourism products from the outside.
NGOs and Public Interest Groups
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Heritage Tourism product expenences growth in terms of awareness, patronage, and brand recognition.
Growth
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This is an American non profit organization founded in 1973. Its mission is to preserve the heritage of the United States for future generations.
Heritage Preservation
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Incorporated in Hong Kong, this organization preserves and protects abundant relics and treasures that illuminate the wisdom and hardwork of the Chinese people.
Chinese World Cultural Heritage Foundation
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It starts with an idea or concept that a particular structure, relic, event, village, tradition, livelihood, sport, ritual, literary pies or way of life can attract tourists or visitors.
Early Development
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Its Arts and Culture Division manages the Ayala Museum and the Filipinas Heritage Library.
Ayala Foundation