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The 27 pages that link to Cultural tourism, each with the reason it gives.

• World Heritage SiteRelated: Recognition can increase visitation, creating income as well as pressure on sites.

• San peoplesRelated: Tourism marketed through San lifeways can bring income while raising concerns about representation and control.

• LalibelaRelated: Visitors bring income and attention while increasing pressure on the town’s heritage and infrastructure.

• NewgrangeRelated: Newgrange draws visitors whose access is managed to protect the monument.

• Marquesas IslandsRelated: Visitors encounter Marquesan dance, carving, tattooing, and ceremonial sites.

• European Capital of CultureRelated: A title year can attract visitors through exhibitions, festivals, and heritage programming.

• Uluru-Kata Tjuta National ParkRelated: Anangu-led experiences connect visitors with local knowledge and cultural perspectives.

• Great Mosque of DjennéRelated: The mosque draws visitors whose presence affects how Djenné’s heritage is presented and managed.

• CarcassonneRelated: Visitors drawn to the citadel make tourism central to Carcassonne’s contemporary economy.

• Hadza peopleRelated: Tourism can create income while also influencing how Hadza culture is presented.

• Kata TjutaRelated: Tourism at Kata Tjuta can support learning when guided by Anangu perspectives.

• Taos PuebloRelated: Tourism at Taos raises questions about access, economic benefit, and protection of community life.

• Cultural economicsRelated: Tourism can generate income while placing pressure on cultural sites.

• Chalermchai KositpipatRelated: The temple draws visitors to Chiang Rai through its distinctive art and architecture.

• Bosnian pyramid claimsRelated: The pyramid narrative has helped attract visitors and tourism investment to the Visoko area.

• SebibaRelated: Public interest can bring visitors into contact with Sebiba and its community.

• Water puppetryRelated: Its staged performances help package Vietnamese culture for visitors.

• Whang-odRelated: Visitors travel to Buscalan to receive tattoos and encounter the tradition Whang-od represents.