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If visitors won’t go to Heritage, Heritage must go to visitors. Digitization of Heritage in time of Corona

Sanja Iguman

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This collection of papers has been written by the international team of scholars teaching at the Master Course in Planning and Management of Tourism Systems of the University of Bergamo, while the Covid-19 emergency was spreading in all parts of the World and especially in the territory of Bergamo.The main aim of the work is to face the topic of Tourism in the case of exogenous shocks, like the Covid-19 pandemic, reflecting on their impacts on territories, communities and heritage both during and after the crisis.The papers adopt different disciplinary approaches and methods, trying to give a multi-focused gaze to the complexity of a global phenomenon and to possible forms of recovery.This collection is addressed to students and researchers studying in the tourism sector, who are in search of answers in this time of change and crisis.We believe that after reading this volume they won't have all the answers to their dilemmas, but they will reflect about them, they will receive proposals for specific approaches, methodologies, sources, references, examples, useful for the future of their own research.FEDERICA BURINI is Associate Professor of Geography at the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures of the University of Bergamo where she is member of the CST-DiathesisLab.Her primary research interests are participatory processes and collaborative mapping to promote territorial regeneration in a sustainable perspective.

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This collection of papers has been written by the international team of scholars teaching at the Master Course in Planning and Management of Tourism Systems of the University of Bergamo, while the Covid-19 emergency was spreading in all parts of the World and especially in the territory of Bergamo.The main aim of the work is to face the topic of Tourism in the case of exogenous shocks, like the Covid-19 pandemic, reflecting on their impacts on territories, communities and heritage both during and after the crisis.The papers adopt different disciplinary approaches and methods, trying to give a multi-focused gaze to the complexity of a global phenomenon and to possible forms of recovery.This collection is addressed to students and researchers studying in the tourism sector, who are in search of answers in this time of change and crisis.We believe that after reading this volume they won't have all the answers to their dilemmas, but they will reflect about them, they will receive proposals for specific approaches, methodologies, sources, references, examples, useful for the future of their own research.FEDERICA BURINI is Associate Professor of Geography at the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures of the University of Bergamo where she is member of the CST-DiathesisLab.Her primary research interests are participatory processes and collaborative mapping to promote territorial regeneration in a sustainable perspective.

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This collection of papers has been written by the international team of scholars teaching at the Master Course in Planning and Management of Tourism Systems of the University of Bergamo, while the Covid-19 emergency was spreading in all parts of the World and especially in the territory of Bergamo.The main aim of the work is to face the topic of Tourism in the case of exogenous shocks, like the Covid-19 pandemic, reflecting on their impacts on territories, communities and heritage both during and after the crisis.The papers adopt different disciplinary approaches and methods, trying to give a multi-focused gaze to the complexity of a global phenomenon and to possible forms of recovery.This collection is addressed to students and researchers studying in the tourism sector, who are in search of answers in this time of change and crisis.We believe that after reading this volume they won't have all the answers to their dilemmas, but they will reflect about them, they will receive proposals for specific approaches, methodologies, sources, references, examples, useful for the future of their own research.FEDERICA BURINI is Associate Professor of Geography at the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures of the University of Bergamo where she is member of the CST-DiathesisLab.Her primary research interests are participatory processes and collaborative mapping to promote territorial regeneration in a sustainable perspective.

Key concepts: Cultural heritage, Industrial heritage, Digitization, Tourism, Cultural heritage management, Heritage tourism, Values, Political science

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