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Food and religion in sicily—a new green tourist destination by an ancient route from the past

2021

The Francigena Way (Via Francigena) is a long international itinerary that was awarded recognition as a Culture Route of the Council of Europe. It starts in Canterbury (UK), touches 13 European regions and ends in Rome. An ancient track of this route is in Sicily (Southern Italy), and its name is Magna Via Francigena (Great Francigena Way). This track is a pilgrimage route that connects two ancient port cities, Palermo and Agrigento, passing through internal rural territories that now deal with the exodus of population from rural to urban areas. The route passes through the Sicilian territory named “Upper-Belìce corleonese”, a rural area around the city of Corleone (a little village known w…

Geography Planning and DevelopmentRural tourismPopulationRural tourismTJ807-830Context (language use)Management Monitoring Policy and LawTD194-195Settore ICAR/21 - UrbanisticaFood and wine tourism.Renewable energy sourcesGreen tourism0502 economics and businessGreen tourism Integrated territorial marketing Pilgrimage tourism Rural tourismSettore AGR/01 - Economia Ed Estimo RuraleGE1-350Christian Identityeducationeducation.field_of_studyPilgrimage tourismEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environment05 social sciencesPilgrimagelanguage.human_languageEnvironmental sciencesGeographyEconomyFood and wine tourismIntegrated territorial marketinglanguage050211 marketingRural areaSicilian050212 sport leisure & tourismTourism
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ANALYSIS OF HOWECOTOURISMIN PROTECTED AREAS INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES

2013

Tourism, which, by its specific, uses natural resources, is an important contribution to environmental damage. In this context, efforts to find and promote holiday forms that have a low environmentalimpact, forms known as ecotourism, ecological tourism, tourism in protected areas, green tourism. Tourism industry stakeholders have become increasingly sensitive to environmental issues and few are those who now believe commercial activities have nothing to do with the development of ecological actions. Also many tour operators believe that the natural resources have economic value only if they are reasonably valued.

ecotourism protected areas sustainable tourism development local community green tourismjel:Q26jel:Q56jel:Q27Review of General Management
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