This chapter discusses how an urban regeneration process, with culture as an economic asset, can contribute to creating a city brand and identity for the city of Mestre, a new habitat, and economic opportunities for the local community, as well as helping neighboring Venice tackle overtourism. This chapter highlights that places suffering from undertourism often are located closely to those suffering from overtourism. Urban regeneration policies driven by culture can be a key solution for both places, by creating a new future, identity, and economic opportunities for one community and for the other, in helping to regulate their touristic flows.

Culture-led Regeneration Mestre, Italy

Tzatzadaki, Olga
2024-01-01

Abstract

This chapter discusses how an urban regeneration process, with culture as an economic asset, can contribute to creating a city brand and identity for the city of Mestre, a new habitat, and economic opportunities for the local community, as well as helping neighboring Venice tackle overtourism. This chapter highlights that places suffering from undertourism often are located closely to those suffering from overtourism. Urban regeneration policies driven by culture can be a key solution for both places, by creating a new future, identity, and economic opportunities for one community and for the other, in helping to regulate their touristic flows.
2024
Noel Scott, Manuela Guerreiro, Patrícia Pinto
Managing destinations : from theories to practices
9781837971770
Inglese
14
53
66
14
Internazionale
Emerald
Bingley
REGNO UNITO DI GRAN BRETAGNA
Esperti anonimi
Culture-led; urban regeneration; city brand; undertourism; city marketing; Venice
no
none
2. Contributo in Volume::2.1 Contributo in Volume(Capitolo,Saggio)
Tzatzadaki, Olga
268
info:eu-repo/semantics/bookPart
1
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