“Heritage and Tourism: Risks and Benefits”
The 5th EHHF Annual Meeting was held in Paris by the European and Internal Affairs Department of the French Directorate General for Heritage (Ministry of Culture and Communication).
Programme
Programme
Papers
Ann BRANCH, Head of Unit Culture “Programme and Actions”, European Commission
“Heritage, Tourism and the European Union”
John HURD, Chairman, Advisory Committee of ICOMOS International
“Member of the Executive Committee of ICOMOS UK”
Isabelle LEMESLE, President of the Centre of National Monuments (France)
“French cultural and tourist agency: example of mutualisation, network operator and manager of tourist flows”
Anne VOURC’H, Director of the network of the Grands Sites de France
“French Great Sites : diversity, attractiveness and shared values”
Jelka PIRKOVIC, former minister for Heritage, Director, Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage (Slovenia)
“Use and re-use of heritage for tourism – the case of Slovenia”
Cees van’t VEEN, Director, Service of cultural heritage, Ministry of Education, Culture and Sciences (Netherlands)
“Interpretation of heritage: general public, public informed”
Simon THURLEY, Chief Executive, English Heritage
“Economic benefits of tourism for heritage”
Inger LILIEQUIST, Director General of the National Heritage Board (Sweden)
“Heritage and sustainable development”
Guy BRAECKMAN, Head of the Department of Town and Country Planning, Housing Policy and Immovable Heritage (Flemish Community Belgium)
“Europe and cultural heritage: a challenge – Towards a European cultural heritage strategy ?”
(On behalf of the incoming Belgian Presidency of the European Union)
Andreas LEHNE, Head of Department, Federal Office for the Protection of Monuments (Austria)
Research project CHIC « Cultural Heritage Identity Card »
Conclusions
Final Conclusions 2010
Original versions with higher resolutions are available upon request to the EHHF Secretariat: secretariat@ehhf.yellowpimento.com.
A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY
The first European Heritage Summit was organised in London from April 26 to 28, 2006 by Dr Simon Thurley, former Chief Executive of English Heritage. The mission of the summit was to bring together for the first time those responsible for Europe's cultural heritage, to create an opportunity to exchange experiences in heritage management and to initiate joint action. The first summit brought together 23 European countries, who agreed in the summit's final declaration to continue to meet annually in the form of a European Heritage Heads Forum. Each year, future host countries are chosen by mutual agreement at the annual meeting, so that the tradition can continue.
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