Cultural Landscapes: A Multi-Stakeholder Methodological Approach to Support Widespread and Shared Tourism Development Strategies

Starting from the most recent international debate on theme of cultural landscape, this study explores landscape as a ‘common good’ and field investigation experimentation an innovative model long-term sustainable tourism development. In context, document illustrates multi-stakeholder spatial decision-making process based evaluation approach that is useful to support decision-makers in defining improvement strategies for resilient landscapes. The methodology was experimented tested part ‘Sila Labscape’ project conducted Sila National Park (Southern Italy), UNESCO site excellence. purpose park’s community acquiring greater awareness values resources present within park stimulate co-design enhancement management environmental sites. representation perceived by users, it possible trace meanings attractive places. relevant results concern identification values, recognition shared their consequent use map ‘places value’. elaboration, structuring, processes allow tracing new touristic routes expression intersubjective perception are supporting development potential integrated actions.