College of the North Atlantic along with ACOA and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador partnered and supports the Bonavista Institute for Cultural Tourism. Professional development within Atlantic Canada’s tourism sector.
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The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre in Whistler, BC is definitively a must see! Ghana’s Olympic skier know as the Snow Leopard and Tourism BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler explore the Aboriginal museum that showcases the local Squamish and Lil’wat First Nations through art and exhibits. They even sample some traditional food and join in on the Chief Jimmy Jimmy Dance! The Squamish and Lil’wat hosts are very friendly and the centre offers visitors a truly immersive experience of the two nations rich cultures.
http://www.hellobc.com/en-CA/SightsActivitiesEvents/ArtsCulturalHistoricalExperiences/AboriginalCultural/Whistler.htm
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Follow the signs on this self-guided Cultural Tourism DC Neighborhood Heritage Trail to learn more about the rich military and political history of Capitol Hill’s Barracks Row.
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Like a glacier drifting out of cyberspace, or a twenty-first century digital snowstorm, Zaha Hadid’s newly designed railway line and stations move with the shattered geometries and undulating forms of the Alps updated for our time. Her Supermodernist style attempts to create a new element of cultural tourism as climate change erodes the winter high season that keeps these slopes in business.
Mission by Fabio Valesini
Look at this mission also on Check-in Architecture website http://www.checkinarchitecture.com/mission/53, on Minispace http://www.minispace.com/it_it/projects/check-in-architecture/missions/single/Glacial-railway-Innsbruck/53/ or on Google Earth http://www.checkinarchitecture.com/index/earth/mission/53.kml
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Sneak preview of 2009 Newfoundland Tourism Commercials CapeRace ICE
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the new zealand forces maori cultural group performing in the KL international TATTOO 2007. they were awesome!!
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The ISAAC Project aims to enhance the relationship between digital heritage and cultural tourism in city tourist destinations through a novel Information Communication Technology (ICT) environment that will provide integrated and user-friendly tourism e-services facilitating an advanced access to European cultural heritage assets.
The new ICT environment will serve both as a repository of intelligent cultural heritage content and a software architecture capable of offering customised e-services for retrieving and accessing complex multimedia information. The resulting ISAAC platform will integrate and harmonise currently diverse and dispersed knowledge on cultural tourism and local heritage to meet the needs of different users, namely:
- tourists, willing to increase their knowledge and experience on European destinations before, during or after a visit;
- citizens in their dual role of potential tourists and active part in the composition and promotion of the tourism offer in their community;
- decision makers involved in the management of the tourist offer and the city as an attractive host community;
- private/public stakeholders (attraction managers, travel agents, hoteliers, retailers, publishers, cities’ tourism offices and so forth) involved in different activities linked with the cultural tourism market and destination promotion.
As a result, a multi-stakeholder community for experiencing and managing European cultural heritage in urban tourist destinations will evolve.
An example of story describing how citizens and tourists experienced ISAAC prototype in Amsterdam:
Jack has visited Amsterdam in several occasions and thinks back to the time he has spent wandering along the canals with his friend. He wants to know a bit more about the architecture of Amsterdams golden age and about the people who lived there then. He searches for information on Amsterdams architecture and finds ISAACs Amsterdam e-service in the international city website. He explores the virtual tour and learns more about the history of Amsterdam. He is surprised that he can look right round the squares and canals where he has strolled not so long before. He can even take a panoramic view of the buildings, sometimes even from inside. [...] From the citys website he finds out that he needs to take a ferry from the central station to get to his proposed destination. He also check ISAAC’s virtual tours and has a look around in the harbour area. He find a lot of information about the architects responsible for the developments he is planning to visit. He is charmed by a story from a manager of a company in the creative industry, about the reasons why they have chosen to settle at that location.
from: http://www.isaac-project.eu/docs/City%20of%20Amsterdam%20-%20Case%20Study%20Description.pdf
For any technical information, please contact:
info@isaac-project.eu
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Please visit http://www.ourtripvideos.com/index.php?idx=70&itm=360 for full video and more free videos . Passport DC – Open Houses at Washington, DC Embassies
Cultural Tourism DC (CTdc) strengthens the image and economy of Washington, DC, neighborhood by neighborhood, by linking more than 200 DC cultural and neighborhood organizations with partners in tourism, hospitality, government, and business.
CTdc offers an innovative model for maximizing the economic impact of cultural tourism in urban neighborhoods and helps residents and tourists discover and experience Washington’s authentic arts and culture.
A world capital as well as a national capital, Washington, DC boasts more than 175 foreign embassies, residences, chanceries, and diplomatic missions. With Passport DC you can explore many of these exciting institutions in just one day.
Wander the halls and let your imagination leap across the globe as you visit more than 30 embassies on Saturday, May 2, 2009. While youre there, take note of events offered throughout the year so you can revisit your favorite countries!
Cultural Tourism DC provided free shuttles on May 2 from 10 am – 4 pm. Three shuttles leave from 1900 Massachusetts Avenue, NW (Dupont Circle) and will loop Massachusetts Avenue, Connecticut Avenue, and lower New Hampshire Avenue.
Participating Embassies
Australia
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Cape Verde
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ethiopia
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Indonesia
Iraq
Japan
Kazakhstan
Korea
Liberia
Malaysia
Nepal
Nigeria
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Serbia
Thailand
Uzbekistan
Venezuela
Zambia
Hospitality Lounges
MHz Networks and Cultural Tourism DC have joined together to promote the mission of global understanding and world perspective during Passport DC 2009.
MHz Networks will have two tented lounge areas along the visitor route on Saturday, May 2 where participants can stop to take a rest, cool down, learn more about MHz Networks programming in DC, and pick up some freebie items and special offers from MHz Networks.
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Saolin show at the closing ceremony of the 10th Beijing International Cultural Tourism Festival 2007 (September)
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091113 SJ-M Perf. Super Girl + Blue Tomorrow @ 2009 Guangdong International Tourism Cultural Festival Opening Ceremony(Guangzhou)
CR: 王者韩庚【www.sjhangeng.com】
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