Investigating the development of tourism in recreation the basic culture (Case study: Historical context of Minodari city)
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Amir
Alimohamadi
1
(Department of urban planning, International Campus, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran)
hassan
sattarisarebangholi
2
(Department of Architecture and urban planning, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran (Corresponding Author) sattari@iaut.ac.ir)
Mahsa
Faramarzi asl
3
(Department of Architecture and urban planning, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran)
Mohammad reza
Mohammad reza pakdelfard
4
(Department of Architecture and urban planning, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran)
Keywords: Tourism, recreation, Historical context, Minodar,
Abstract :
One of the best ways to save cities from social and economic problems is to develop urban tourism in historical contexts with the approach of recreating the culture. In the reconstruction of the base culture, the culture factor is presented as a very important development strategy on a local and global scale.There is a great connection between culture and the development of urban tourism. The development of tourism as a cultural phenomenon expands the opportunities for cultural exchange between the tourist and the host community.The city of Minodar is one of the cities that is considered in terms of valuable historical monuments in its ancient context, with rich architecture and unique features in the country and the world. In this research, with a survey approach to urban tourism development planning with emphasis on recreating the basic culture. The research method is descriptive and analytical, and relies on reviewing the research background on the one hand, examining documents related to historical context and field studies on the other hand, analyzes the problem.Findings show that the way out of the problems and revitalization of valuable historical contexts depends on the implementation of programs based on strategies and interactive policies between physical regeneration and urban cultural tourism and ensure a direct relationship between real and urban urban life.
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