Heritage Corridors Tourism Strategy focused on two heritage corridors crossing five countries: China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
UNWTO and UNESCO
welcomes interested
stakeholders to identify
areas of engagement for
targeted support of this
important project.
Following the successful launch during the 3rd UNWTO Silk Road Ministers’ Meeting held last March at ITB Berlin 2013, the UNESCO/UNWTO Silk Road Heritage Corridors Tourism Strategy Project is now underway.
UNWTO and UNESCO, together with heritage and tourism experts from the five participating countries, are developing a comprehensive and sustainable Silk Roads Heritage Corridors Tourism Strategy focused on two heritage corridors crossing five countries: China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
On 22 June 2014, the World Heritage Committee inscribed a section of the
Silk Roads network submitted by Kyrgyzstan, China and Kazakhstan on the World Heritage List.
About the Roadmap
This Roadmap was developed based on the decisions of the UNESCO/UNWTO Silk
Road Heritage Corridors Tourism Strategy Workshop held in Almaty, Kazakhstan on
7–8 October, 2013, supported by the Ministry of Industry and New Technologies of
the Republic of Kazakhstan and the UNESCO/Netherlands Funds-in-Trust.
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Silk Road Growth
Develop tourism and visitor management guidelines
for World Heritage properties on the Heritage Corridors to provide a consistently high quality visitor experience, covering all areas of
management including a Silk Road handbook for tourist guides
UNWTO / UNESCO Silk Road Heritage Corridors Tourism Strategy Project
Русский - Разработка стратегии туризма ЮНЕСКО/ЮНВТО для Коридоров наследия
Link: http://silkroad.unwto.org/
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