Aliou Gaye, Tourisme et patrimoine culturel : valorisations, enjeux et stratégies de développement local à l’île de Gorée et en pays Bassari (Sénégal)


World Heritage Site: Island of Gorée

Publication Year: 2020

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHEEFE5DA58AC

Summary

Research on the Island of Gorée reveals that sustainable tourism and cultural heritage management can significantly contribute to local development, provided they are strategically aligned with community needs. The study identifies key challenges, including balancing preservation efforts with economic growth, while proposing innovative strategies for valorizing Gorée’s rich heritage—such as its Bassari cultural ties—and integrating them into tourism planning. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the research combines ethnographic fieldwork, archival analysis, and stakeholder interviews to assess current practices and their impacts on local communities. Findings underscore the importance of inclusive governance models that empower both residents and heritage authorities in decision-making processes.

Citation

Gaye, A. (2020). Aliou Gaye, Tourisme et patrimoine culturel : valorisations, enjeux et stratégies de développement local à l’île de Gorée et en pays Bassari (Sénégal). Mondes Du Tourisme, 17. https://doi.org/10.4000/tourisme.2907

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