Accommodation and the historic city

Ashworth, G.J.

Accommodation and the historic city - Built Environment 15(2) 92-99(4) .

Accommodation in historic cities needs to be understood in terms of how tourism interacts with the other functions of the city. The distance between hotels , the layout of the city and its functions are examined. The implications of the division of authority between the bodies that are responsible for conservation and those responsible for tourism are discussed.


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