2021/11/19 by Federica Burini, Burini, Federica
Environmental Science · Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · #Urban Planning and Valuation #Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation #Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies
paper · doi:10.20373/2283-3102/32
The aim of the paper is to investigate a new way of analysing the tourist experience through the use of smart technologies, considered as systems enabling real and virtual accessibility of territories. In particular, we focus on mountain territories, to reflect on the possibility of enhancing the importance of the landscape and the territorial knowledge - orally transferred by local communities - as the engine of development for areas usually characterized by unattractive adjectives such as fragile, marginal or remote. The paper presents a methodology of analysis adopted in the Bossico plateau in the Province of Bergamo and articulated in modular phases. Through the participation of the inhabitants, it investigates the peculiarities of the landscape and of the traditional knowledge, in order to suggest their enhancement by using smart technologies.