This document discusses heritage tourism potential in Southwest Asia and North Africa. It notes several challenges to the development of heritage tourism in the region, including ongoing conflicts and political tensions that have led to dangerous destinations. It also discusses different forms of cultural heritage like pilgrimage sites and the heritage of nomadic desert tribes. The document examines problems facing historic cities in the region from overuse, pollution, and lack of protective measures for archaeological and urban heritage sites.

1. GROUP INNERSTAR
DEPT. OF THM
UNIVERSITY OF DHAKA

2. Serial Number Name Id No.
1. Md Osman Gani 66
2. Akash Shikder 80
3. Nadia Binta Noor 92
4.
Mamun Hasan Biddut 96
5. Nasrin Akter 112
6. Fahima Akter 114

3. HERITAGE TOURISM IN
SOUTHWEST ASIA
AND
NORTH AFRICA

4. HERITAGE TOURISM

5. COUNTRIES IN
SOUTHWEST ASIA AND NORTH AFRICA

6. POTENTIAL FOR
CULTURAL HERITAGE TOURIS

7. DANGEROUS
DESTINATIONS

8. E TERRORIST ATTACKS OF
SEPTEMBER 11, 2001

9. RECENT CIVIL WARS IN
LEBANON AND ALGERIA

10. ONGOING WAR IN
IRAQ

11. CURRENT HOSTILITIES BETWEEN
SYRIA AND LEBANON

12. THE POLITICAL TENSIONS AND
ANTY-WESTERN VIEWS
KIDNAPPINGS
TERRORIST THREATS
WAR
VIOLENCE
NTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION
EMBASSY ATTACKS

13. PILGRIMAGE

14. HE GOAL OF PILGRIMAGE

15. iews of Other Religion about Pilgrimag

16. THREE PERSPECTIVE OF PILGRIMA
HERITAGE PLACES
HERITAGE RESOURCES
INTANGIBLE HERITAGE

17. Holy place / Heritage place
Southeast Asia
North America
Middle east Asia

18. The Intangible Heritage

19. Forms of Cultural heritage
Hajj
Umrah
Judaism

20. WAR AND CONFLICT

21. WHAT IS CONFLICT?

22. WHAT IS WAR?

23. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
WAR AND CONFLICT

24. TICAL TURMOIL AND EFFECTS ON TOUR
1.DIRECT
2.INDIRECT

25. FFECTS OF WAR ON HERITAGE TOURISM
- DESTROY TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE
- SMALL BUDGET IN TOURISM SECTOR
- ENORMOUS BARRIERS TO THE CONVERSATION

26. EGIONAL AND PILGRIMAGE TOURISM ALS
RESPONSIBLE FOR CONFLICT

27. POSITIVE SIDES OF WAR
VOLUNTEER TOURISM DEVELOPED
CONSTRUCTION WORK DEVELOPED THAT REGION

28. CONFLICT AS ATTRACTION OF
“POLITICAL TOURIST”

29. LAYERS OF ARCHEOLOGY
AND A SUCCESSION OF EMPIRES

30. THE SUCCESSION OF EMPIRES

31. ONFUSING ASSORTMENT OF
ARCHEOLOGICAL PERIODS

32. COLONIAL INTERFERENCE

33. CHARACTER CRISIS EXISTS IN TURKEY

34. INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

35. DESERT NOMADS
GROUP RECEIVED MOST ATTENTION IN THESE DA

36. MATERIAL CULTURE OF NOMADS
- FOOD AND- TEXT - DRESS

37. NOWLEDGE
SE OF DESERT
ILITY TO RAISE ANIMALS
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
MUSIC
SPORTS
NON MATERIAL CULTURE
NVIRONMENT

38. COMMODIFICATION OF BEDOUIN CULTURE
TOURISM RELATES TO NOMADES
- FORCED RELOCATIONS

39. HISTORIC CITIES AND
THE REGION’S URBAN HERITAGE

40. HISTORIC CITIES AND
THE REGION’S URBAN HERITAGE
RANT AND RIMARKABLE ARCHITECHTURAL HERITAGE
E EAST AND NORTH AFRICA RENOWED FOR FINE HERIT
IVING FORCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN HER

41. PROBLEMS OF THESE HISTORIC CITIES
- NATURAL PRESSURES
- CROWDED

42. HERITAGE CHALLENGE

43. AR RELATED PROBLEM IN THE MIDDLE E

44. POLLUTION RELATED PROBLEM
IN URBANIZED AREAS

45. OVERUSE OF HISTORIC SITES

46. PRESSURES OF MASS TOURISM

47. LACK OF PROTECTIVE MEASURES

48. ABUNDANCE OF ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES-
A BURDEN ON COUNTRIES

49. ISRAEL’S OVER CONTROL ON
PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES

50. CONCLUTION

51. THANK YOU

52. ANY QUESTION???