Damage Assessment in Tourism Caused by an Earthquake Disaster

Nishimura, Taiki; Kajitani, Yoshio; Tatano, Hirokazu

doi:10.5595/idrim.2013.0059

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“…Psychological uncertainty about the levels of safety and services results in a reduction in tourism flows [48]. The effects of a natural hazard on social and economic vulnerability can be measured by identifying the indicators that are related to aspects such as residential structures, population and social structure, monumental heritage and tourist arrivals [49].…”

Section: Effects Of a Natural Hazard On Gubbio Tourismmentioning

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Economic and Societal Impacts on Cultural Heritage Sites, Resulting from Natural Effects and Climate Change

2019

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The demand for a new concept of heritage, in which monuments and landscapes are considered active factors in creating a sense of history, is esteemed not only from a scientific and academic perspective, but as well as part of a more sensitive and efficient strategy to link cultural heritage and tourism, by bringing an integrative perspective to the forefront. Implementing such strategies is strictly correlated with the ability to support decision-makers and to increase people’s awareness towards a more comprehensive approach to heritage preservation. In the present work, a robust socioeconomic impact model is presented. Moreover, this work attempts to create an initial link between the economic impacts and natural hazards induced by the changes in the climatic conditions that cultural heritage sites face. The model’s novel socioeconomic impact analysis is the direct and indirect revenues related to the tourism use of a site, on which local economies are strongly correlated. The analysis indicated that cultural heritage sites provide a range of both market and non-market benefits to society. These benefits provide opportunities for policy interventions for the conservation of the cultural heritage sites and their promotion, but also to their protection against the impacts of climate change and natural disasters.

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Economic and Societal Impacts on Cultural Heritage Sites, Resulting from Natural Effects and Climate Change

2019

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“…The impacts of climate change on cultural properties are consistent with the broader global impacts of climate hazards and natural disasters on different aspects of society and the economy in countries around the world. For example, natural disasters have been shown to lead to changes in patterns of tourism supply and demand [51]. Given that heritage properties are considered a vital tourism resource, climate change impacts on cultural properties, including those in the Asia-Pacific region, may extend to impacts on the flow of tourists to these sites, subsequently impacting economies [52][53][54].…”

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Climate Change Impacts on UNESCO World Heritage-Listed Cultural Properties in the Asia–Pacific Region: A Systematic Review of State of Conservation Reports, 1979–2021

Nguyen,

Baker

2023

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Utilising the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) 2020 Statement, this article examines 51 UNESCO state of conservation reports from 1979–2021 to explore the impacts of climate change hazards on UNESCO World Heritage-listed cultural properties in the Asia–Pacific region. This article provides a list of the cultural properties impacted by climate change hazards, the types of hazards experienced and their resulting impacts, the kind of conservation responses, challenges to the implementation of the suggested actions, and recommendations for future safeguarding against climate change threats. The article highlights that a negligible number of cultural properties affected by climate change hazards have been monitored and managed by UNESCO, with a much larger proportion of cultural properties facing conservation challenges related to climate change currently going unnoticed by the State of Conservation Information System. Specifically, the review of the state of conservation reports illustrates a very real challenge for understanding climate threats impacting the cultural properties of the Pacific States Parties. While this article confirms the value of the State of Conservation Information System, it also demonstrates that weaknesses remain in its capacity to deliver systematic climate impact analysis.

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Impacts of disaster on the inbound tourism economy in Kyushu, Japan: a demand side analysis

Patandianan

Shibusawa

2020

Asia-Pac J Reg Sci

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Damage Assessment in Tourism Caused by an Earthquake Disaster

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Economic and Societal Impacts on Cultural Heritage Sites, Resulting from Natural Effects and Climate Change

Economic and Societal Impacts on Cultural Heritage Sites, Resulting from Natural Effects and Climate Change

Climate Change Impacts on UNESCO World Heritage-Listed Cultural Properties in the Asia–Pacific Region: A Systematic Review of State of Conservation Reports, 1979–2021

Impacts of disaster on the inbound tourism economy in Kyushu, Japan: a demand side analysis

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