TOURIST TOWARDS ABANDONED HERITAGE - ANNA DUDA

Discover a fascinating journey through areas marked by history and human intervention. Anna Duda's book "Tourist Towards Abandoned Heritage" is a profound analysis of the phenomenon of tourism in places of particular historical and cultural significance. The author analyzes how tourism influences the perception and preservation of memory of places such as Chernobyl, which has transformed from a symbol of technological disaster into a tourist attraction. Immerse yourself in the story of places where the past meets the present, and tourism becomes a form of commemoration.

• Analysis of the impact of tourism on historical sites
• Case study of Chernobyl as a tourist attraction
• Ethical considerations regarding tourism in memorial sites
• Cultural perspective on abandoned heritage
• 2020 edition in 240x170 mm format
• 258 pages full of knowledge and reflection

The book "Tourist Towards Abandoned Heritage" is not only a collection of facts but above all an attempt to understand how the modern tourist relates to places marked by tragedy and history. In her work, Anna Duda analyzes how tourism affects the perception and preservation of memory of these places and what ethical dilemmas are associated with visiting them.

Historia Iagellonica publishing house presents the reader with a publication that encourages reflection on the role of tourism in shaping our collective memory. The author raises important issues related to the protection of cultural and historical heritage, emphasizing the need for sustainable tourism development that takes into account both the needs of tourists and local communities.

Chernobyl, as a symbol of technological disaster, has become a peculiar tourist phenomenon. In 2019, over 124,000 people from all over the world visited the Exclusion Zone. The zone is now perceived as a place of memory, but also as a tourist attraction, which raises many controversies. Anna Duda's book helps to understand this complex phenomenon and to look at tourism in places with a difficult history from a new perspective.