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This bibliography includes a selection of some of the core texts in the field of creative tourism from previous years, and a review of the most recent publications on creative tourism.

This book reviews the important interrelations between the World Heritage Sites industry, local communities, and conservation work, bringing together the various opportunities and challenges for different destinations. It contains case studies and reviews new areas of development such as Historic Urban Landscapes, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Memory of the World and Global Geoparks.

This CTO manual provides a series of case studies to illustrate the varied approaches used to meet the challenge of heritage tourism development across the Caribbean, and the benefits that it can bring. These are formed into a strategic business management model that provides a guideline to enhance the quality, viability, and preservation of their heritage tourism offer.

This paper presents information on the Indonesian Ocean Policy and the development of maritime culture empowerment as the policy’s action plan, particularly for the 2020-2024 action plan. Maritime culture empowerment is carried out through 3 cultural development programs, namely Ocean and Culture Literacy, Culture Action or Activation, and Culture-based Innovation.

This collection of articles presents an analysis of tourism in Cuba including local tourist destinations, private initiative and their contribution to development local tourism, nature tourism in forest areas, tourist accommodation companies, cultural tourism and experiences and the fluctuating politics of the different governments of United States to date regarding travel by Americans to Cuba.

This research paper looks at the management of underwater cultural heritage in Greece and considers the role of maritime spatial planning in the decision-making process considering “when” and “where” human activities take place at sea.

These UNESCO "how-to" guides present best practice approaches to sustainable economic development through tourism which offer direction and guidance to managers of World Heritage tourism destinations and other stakeholders to help identify the most suitable solutions for circumstances in their local environments and aid in developing general know-how for the management of each destination.

This G Adventures, Planatera, and GW IITS set of guidelines are for travel companies that work with indigenous communities around the world to encourage responsible conduct and guide good business practices that serve and protect the interests of indigenous communities and travel companies as well as produce visitor experiences that are authentic, respectful and rewarding.

This quick start guide provides an easy-to-follow action plan on carbon reduction and offsetting, with practical examples and tips for other tourism businesses to follow.

This CLIA resource provides information on the cruise industry and how it can contribute to sustainable tourism practices of the industry including case studies.