Author: ed. Krawchunck Sheryl S, ed. Smith Sandi S
Place: California
Publisher: Pacific Area Travel Association
Year: 1981
Pages: 56
Subject: Bombay
Sub-Subject: Heritage
Keyword: Cultural Heritage, Monuments, Historical Place, Archaeology
Shelf: C7R5
Accession No: B1458
Contents: Welcome Address Opening Address Response to Opening Tourism and Conservation: A Frowing Partnership Tourism Pollution: Whose Fault Is It? Tourism and the Conservation of Our National Heritage Preservation Pays The Need for Heritage Conservation Organizations Organizing and Operating A Heritage Conservation Programme Relating Culture to Tourism: A Realistic Balance The Macau Experience: A Partnership with PATA The Living National Treasures of Japan Adaptive Use of Historic Structure in Spain The Borobudur Restoration Project and Archeological Park Preservation in India Tradition and the Contemporary Culture of Papua New Guinea Interpreting Ban Chiang: Progress Towards an Exhibition The Culture the Tourist Never Sees Developing the Philippine National Trust Philippine Practices in Conservation Recognizing Heritage for Conservation The Marketing of Cultural Arts Case Study: Restoration of Las Pinas Church The Manila Hotel: Retaining the Past Tourism and Heritage Conservation Resolutions Passed at the Conference
Abstract: The Tourism and Heritage Conservation conference in Manila, Philippines, gathered experts and stakeholders to explore the relationship between tourism and cultural preservation. Sessions addressed tourism’s impact on heritage, strategies for conservation, and the role of heritage organizations. Global case studies—from Japan, Spain, Indonesia, India, and Papua New Guinea—demonstrated successful restoration, adaptive reuse, and heritage interpretation, while local initiatives like the restoration of Las Piñas Church and The Manila Hotel highlighted the Philippines’ efforts to preserve cultural identity. Discussions also covered sustainable tourism, cultural arts marketing, and practical conservation programs. The conference concluded with resolutions to promote collaboration and ensure the long-term protection of heritage resources.