Historic Syrian Cities in the Post-War Period: Balancing Cul-tural Preservation and Tourism Investment


World Heritage Site: Ancient City of Bosra

Publication Year: 2023

Publication Type: Preprint

Publication Identifier: WHED3A3B8A56E

Summary

Rebuilding historic Syrian cities post-war demands a delicate balance between cultural preservation and tourism-driven economic growth. The study highlights that restoring UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Ancient City of Bosra requires collaboration among government officials, preservationists, developers, and local communities to ensure authenticity while fostering sustainable development. Research involved literature reviews and stakeholder interviews, revealing that effective restoration hinges on integrating heritage conservation with strategic tourism investment to revive damaged cities without compromising their historical integrity.

Citation

Noaime, E. (2023). Historic Syrian Cities in the Post-War Period: Balancing Cul-tural Preservation and Tourism Investment. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202303.0457.v1

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