![]() ![]() ![]() Open databases and open libraries were used to find articles about heritage transformations, searching for various keywords potentially important to the researched topic: ScienceDirect: 44,486 articles on sustainability and heritage, 26,184 articles on heritage transformations, 18,801 articles on transformative heritage experiences, 13,467 articles on sustainable heritage transformations, 8966 articles on heritage transformations and climate change, 2626 articles on smart heritage transformations, and 1 article on placetelling. Theoretical and empirical discussions about heritage transformations and their perspectives. Furthermore, it seems important to follow Bhabha’s idea, that “we must not merely change the narratives of our histories, but transform our sense of what it means to live, to be, in other times and different spaces, both human and historical” (p. Historical buildings, unique objects, places, nature, traditions, stories-all this can be called heritage. Reducing tensions in understanding cosmopolitan concepts of justice and sensitivity of different cultural belonging, as Bergman Rosamond points out, requires ethically informed dialogue across intersectional boundaries. notice that world-heritage site set in dynamic environments do not benefit from strongly differentiating between cultural and natural settings thus, flexible and integrated management approaches are needed when paying attention to the historical landscapes. The approach to it has changed from being object-oriented to being subject-oriented, focusing less on the heritage object itself and more on its multiple, intangible social and relational potentials. The last decades of the 20th century had already seen a shift in the concept of cultural heritage. When looking towards future tourism development, the interconnected layers of heritage transformation perspectives could lead to the constant integration and creation of interwoven tourism values and experiences. The biggest challenge of current and future heritage transformations is a dependence on being constantly interconnected (individually, locally, regionally) and on being constantly influenced by the world’s challenges and development trends. It has revealed that all three discussed heritage transformation perspectives are experiencing significant connections. Thus, the discussion opened up the following “IPR” theoretical insights: heritage transformations-“I”-as personal transformations, heritage transformations-“Place”-as local perspective, heritage transformations-“R”-as regional perspective. ![]() The results of this integrative review analysis highlighted the importance of paying attention to the three layers of perspectives: personal, local, and regional. Thus, this integrative review article seeks to discuss heritage transformations and their perspectives for future tourism development, by analyzing various theoretical and empirical literature sources. When facing the challenge of preserving cultural heritage for future generations, it becomes important to talk about heritage transformations and the perspectives of these transformations. ![]()
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