Hidden rituals. Protecting the culture from the tourist look
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2005.03.017Keywords:
Cultural Tourism, Ritual, Sociocultural impact, Identity, Commercialization of cultureAbstract
The cultural tourism is at its very peak and creating a new on look of the cultural visits. How- ever, these wishes are frequently debated by the receiving societies between what they want to display and not to the visitors. This article tackles the local answers to this situation and is especially illustrative on the behalf of their holidays.
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