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This bears the natural potential to enrich the visitor experience, establishing a direct connection to the region, its people, culture and heritage. tourism and media influenced tastes, the form s and manifestations of hotels and restaurants. The interest in gastronomy tourism has grown in recent Complete Book PDF (MB) View Chapters Abstract: The Guidelines for the Development of Gastronomy Tourism have been developed by UNWTO and the Basque Culinary Center (BCC), a UNWTO affiliate member, as part of its long-term collaboration Gastronomy de nes it as an element that re ects the lifestyles, religious beliefs, habits, customs and traditions where many different identities of the society come together and national feelings Gastronomy is part of the experience economy. are determined In today’s competitive culture of mass. Gastronomy tourism forms an integral part of local life and is forged by the history, culture, economy and society of a territory. This bears the natural potential to enrich the visitor Complete Book PDF (MB) View Chapters Abstract: The Guidelines for the Development of Gastronomy Tourism have been developed by UNWTO and the Gastronomy Tourism – The Case of JapanCase studies of gastronomy tourismSanctum of Japanese sake brewers’ story of success (Takayama City, Gifu gastronomy is an attribute of the identity of a destination: countries are usually characterised by one or two culinary plates, considered to be emblematic for the nation The guidelines aim to serve as a practical toolkit to support the development of gastronomy tourism in destinations by providing recommendations on key aspects Abstract. We Gastronomy tourism forms an integral part of local life and is forged by the history, culture, economy and society of a territory. The aim of this paper is to provide a theoretical and conceptual introduction for the special issue on the interactions between food and territory manifested in gastronomy tourism.
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