Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice
People have few things in common, and one of them is death that no one can avoid. Fascination with this ultimate deed in someone’s life, philosophies and religions explaining the life after death as well as rituals resulting from their explanations have always been in focus of humans. But can this u...
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description | People have few things in common, and one of them is death that no one can avoid. Fascination with this ultimate deed in someone’s life, philosophies and religions explaining the life after death as well as rituals resulting from their explanations have always been in focus of humans. But can this ultimate act become a tourist attraction? The present paper focuses on a small and unknown cemetery in Alaska as a case study in order to demonstrate that graveyards can offer a variety of opportunities for interpretation. The data was collected on the internet and through the method of observation with participation during the guided visit of Alaska, and the town and cemetery of Skagway. |
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spelling | doaj.art-03dab79f58444dc6b4517e447994ef3b2022-12-22T01:59:07ZdeuDOBA Business School MariborMednarodno Inovativno Poslovanje1855-61752018-03-01101Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good PracticeTanja Ostrman Renault 0DOBA Fakulteta za uporabne poslovne in družbene študije MariborPeople have few things in common, and one of them is death that no one can avoid. Fascination with this ultimate deed in someone’s life, philosophies and religions explaining the life after death as well as rituals resulting from their explanations have always been in focus of humans. But can this ultimate act become a tourist attraction? The present paper focuses on a small and unknown cemetery in Alaska as a case study in order to demonstrate that graveyards can offer a variety of opportunities for interpretation. The data was collected on the internet and through the method of observation with participation during the guided visit of Alaska, and the town and cemetery of Skagway.http://journal.doba.si/?aid=520&m=1cemeterydark tourismdeathinterpretation of historical facts |
spellingShingle | Tanja Ostrman Renault Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice Mednarodno Inovativno Poslovanje cemetery dark tourism death interpretation of historical facts |
title | Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice |
title_full | Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice |
title_fullStr | Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice |
title_full_unstemmed | Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice |
title_short | Interpreting Cemeteries as Part of Tourism Supply: Example of Good Practice |
title_sort | interpreting cemeteries as part of tourism supply example of good practice |
topic | cemetery dark tourism death interpretation of historical facts |
url | http://journal.doba.si/?aid=520&m=1 |
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