Archaeotourism destination in Lenggong Valley world heritage site: Does Knowledge Management (KM) matter?


World Heritage Site: Archaeological Heritage of the Lenggong Valley

Publication Year: 2016

Publication Type: Book chapter

Publication Identifier: WHEBA6C6149B2

Summary

Effective knowledge management (KM) significantly enhances the potential of Lenggong Valley as an archaeotourism destination. The study highlights that integrating KM strategies—such as digitizing archaeological data, improving visitor education, and fostering community engagement—can elevate the site's appeal, sustainability, and conservation efforts. Researchers analyzed the current state of KM in Lenggong Valley, assessing its impact on tourism outcomes like visitor satisfaction, educational value, and long-term preservation. The findings underscore that a structured approach to KM not only enriches the tourist experience but also strengthens local stewardship and economic benefits for the region.

Citation

Hasliza, M. S. N. (2016). Archaeotourism destination in Lenggong Valley world heritage site: Does Knowledge Management (KM) matter? Heritage, Culture and Society, 389–394. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781315386980-69

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