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5 Tourism, Culture, and Communities Free Online FlashCards

Study 5 Tourism, Culture, and Communities with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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How can tourism support community livelihoods?

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Tourism can create jobs, support local businesses and public services, and give residents opportunities to share knowledge.

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Why can tourism affect residents unequally?

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Benefits and costs may be uneven: some residents gain opportunities, while others face crowding, noise, restricted access, or housing pressure.

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How can resident participation improve tourism planning?

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Giving residents meaningful influence over decisions that affect their lives and cultural resources can help address concerns and sustain trust and support.

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What is tangible cultural heritage?

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Tangible heritage includes physical elements such as historic buildings, archaeological sites, and objects.

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What is intangible cultural heritage?

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Intangible heritage includes living practices and knowledge passed between generations, such as languages, crafts, foodways, celebrations, and music.

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How can tourism help maintain cultural heritage?

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Tourism can provide income for conservation, support cultural practitioners, and create opportunities to teach traditions, encouraging renewed interest among younger generations.

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How might visitor demand change a cultural practice?

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Visitor demand may change what is shown, when it is performed, or how it is explained; for example, a celebration may be rescheduled for tour groups.

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When is tourism-related change to a tradition a concern?

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Change is not automatically harmful. A key concern is whether tradition holders guide the changes, control how the practice is used, and find it meaningful.

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How can tourism marketing distort community identity?

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Marketing can narrow or distort identity by presenting a community as a single, timeless image or emphasizing stories mainly for visitor appeal.

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What makes a heritage interpretation more inclusive?

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A broader interpretation can explain recognized heritage values while also including contemporary residents’ stories, needs, and relationships to place.

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What community measure should tourism managers monitor alongside visitor data?

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Managers should monitor residents’ experiences as well as visitor numbers and satisfaction.

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What access should destination managers protect?

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Destination managers should respect community access to culturally important places and practices.