Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Editor's Preface -- A. Contextualizing Heritage and Site Management -- Heritage Management - Committing to Preservation and Facilitation. Theoretical and Practical Considerations -- Sharing Heritage: Global Disparities Regarding Accessibility -- Culture, Creativity and Tourism Attractiveness: Towards a Common Policy. Differing Clusters and Patterns in European Cities -- World Heritage - Sacramental Experience, Heterotopia, and Sustainable Tourism -- Site Managers for Urban Heritage - Competences, Roles, Skills, and Characteristics -- B. Reflecting Heritage Preservation, Place Making and Urban Development -- An Integrated Development Plan and a Spatial Development Framework for the Greater Stellenbosch, South Africa -- Heritage and Tourism. A Shared Concern for Locals and Visitors? -- Burden and Uses of Being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Case of Tel Aviv -- Designing Projects to Activate Civil Society in a Privatised World Heritage Estate from the 1920s. The Case of Hufeisensiedlung Berlin -- Between Market, Heritage and Spirituality. An Integrated Tourism Management Model for the Commemoration in the Monumental Ensemble of Loyola, Spain -- World Heritage Jaisalmer Fort. Living Heritage Site, Rajasthan, India -- Heritage and the Recurrent Dilemma of Urban Development. Using Heritage as a Driver for Regeneration -- Leveraging World Heritage and Culture for Sustainable Development: San Antonio -- Choosing a National Heritage. A Short Discourse on Brazilian Architecture -- C. Valorizing World Heritage Through Sustainable Tourism -- Towards a Strategy for Sustainable Tourism for the Hanseatic Town of Visby, Sweden -- Social Media and ICT Tools for Managing Tourism in Heritage Destinations -- The Spirit of the Place. Visitor Study of Dubrovnik.

A Four-Leafed Clover for Tourism in Bruges, Belgium. Strategic Vision Memorandum 2019-2024 -- Wider Benefits and Challenges of World Heritage List Inscription. Case Study of Gamzigrad-Romuliana, Serbia -- A New Entrepreneurial Model for Co-planning a 'Win-Win Unesco Experience'. Experiences from Lombardy, Umbria and Trentino/Dolomites, Italy -- Art History's 'Hidden Gems' as Potential for Visitor Management. A Case Study on World Heritage Regensburg -- The Implications of UNESCO Natural Heritage Status for Tourism. The "Old Beech Forests" of Kalkalpen National Park, Austria -- Value Creation and Visitor Management. Policy Considerations for Managing World Heritage Tourism in the City of Salzburg, Austria -- Creating Ownership, Value, and Understanding Through Interactive Sustainable Tourism -- Guidelines for Sustainable Cultural Tourism. A Unique Opportunity for Change, post COVID-19.