Tanatoturystyka. Od przestrzeni śmierci do przestrzeni turystycznej

Tanaś, Sławoj

doi:10.18778/7525-924-7

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“…Dominującą formą turystyki w Oświęcimiu jest turystyka martyrologiczna, zwana też tanatoturystyką lub dark tourism, tłumaczoną jako "mroczna turystyka" (Seaton, 1966;Tanaś, 2013). Diagnozę zachowań osób odwiedzających PMAB przedstawiono w monografii Turystyka martyrologiczna w Polsce (Berbeka, 2012).…”

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Miasto w cieniu muzeum. Problemy rozwoju turystyki w Oświęcimiu

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Nowak

2019

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Abstrakt: W artykule opisano problemy rozwoju turystyki w Oświęcimiu, miasta, którego wizerunek zdominowany jest przez miejsce ludobójstwa KL Auschwitz-Birkenau. W opracowaniu skoncentrowano się na prezentacji wyników badań nad wizerunkiem miasta. Dodatkowym celem jest przedstawienie działań prowadzących do zmiany niekorzystnego wizerunku Oświęcimia -"miasta w cieniu muzeum". Są one zawarte w Strategii rozwoju turystyki w Oświęcimiu na lata 2018-2030 (2018), opracowanej z udziałem autorów niniejszego artykułu. W tekście dokonano również analizy walorów turystycznych oraz zagospodarowania turystycznego pod kątem wykorzystania ich w tworzeniu uzupełniającej oferty dla odwiedzających Państwowe Muzeum Auschwitz-Birkenau.Słowa kluczowe: Oświęcim, Państwowe Muzeum Auschwitz-Birkenau, wizerunek, strategia.

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Miasto w cieniu muzeum. Problemy rozwoju turystyki w Oświęcimiu

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“…The predominant form of tourism in Oświęcim is 'thanatotourism' or 'dark' tourism (Seaton, 1966;Tanaś, 2013) and the behaviour of people visiting the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum has been presented in a work entitled Turystyka martyrologiczna w Polsce (Berbeca, 2012). We should also mention publications discussing the problems of delimiting the zones of tourist activity in Oświęcim (Ziernicka-Wojtaszek, Bednarczyk, 2013), as well as the images of places particularly affected by history (Folga, 2011).…”

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A town overshadoved by a museum: Problems of tourism development in Oświęcim

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2019

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The article presents issues of tourism development in Oświęcim – a town that remains in the shadow of the former genocide site of Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp. The authors’ aim is to present the results of research on the image of the town, as well as activities leading to a change of the unfavourable image of Oświęcim: “a town overshadowed by a museum”. They are included in “The Strategy for Tourism Development in Oświęcim, 2018-2030”, developed with the support of the authors of this article. The paper also presents an analysis of tourism development and tourist assets with respect to using them to create a supplementary offer for tourists visiting the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.

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“…Travelling to such places is called thanatourism. The need to isolate this concept as a subcategory of broadly defined tourism arose at the end of the 20 th century, when a growing interest in this type of travel was first observed, even though the phenomenon is thought to date back to Christian pilgrimages and gladiator games in the Roman Empire [1], [2].But what drives people to travel to death sites? Firstly, it is worth pointing out that not all of these sites are perceived as connected to death by the visiting tourist, as the character of death spaces varies 1 .…”

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Thanatourism at Grodno Castle in Zagórze Śląskie

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Konczewski²

2021

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The German concentration camp in Auschwitz, mass graves in Katyn Forest, Thailand after tsunami, war zones (e.g., in Palestine) or ground zeroes (e.g., Ground Zero in New York) -all of these places are tourist destinations. While they are associated with death and suffering, they also serve to commemorate and document catastrophic events. Travelling to such places is called thanatourism. The need to isolate this concept as a subcategory of broadly defined tourism arose at the end of the 20 th century, when a growing interest in this type of travel was first observed, even though the phenomenon is thought to date back to Christian pilgrimages and gladiator games in the Roman Empire [1], [2].But what drives people to travel to death sites? Firstly, it is worth pointing out that not all of these sites are perceived as connected to death by the visiting tourist, as the character of death spaces varies 1 . It is believed that "dark" sites are * ORCID: 0000-0001-5761-5362. Faculty of Chemistry, Wrocław

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Tanatoturystyka. Od przestrzeni śmierci do przestrzeni turystycznej

Cited by 13 publications

References 34 publications

Miasto w cieniu muzeum. Problemy rozwoju turystyki w Oświęcimiu

Miasto w cieniu muzeum. Problemy rozwoju turystyki w Oświęcimiu

A town overshadoved by a museum: Problems of tourism development in Oświęcim

Thanatourism at Grodno Castle in Zagórze Śląskie

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