A Study on the Regeneration of Cultural Tourism Resources in Historic Districts from the Perspective of Experience Economy - A Case Study of Macao's Lai Chi Vun Historic District
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v52i.9217Keywords:
Historic district, experience economy, urban tourism, regeneration, Lai Chi Vun.Abstract
As a microcosm of the city's development, the historic district is a witness to the long years of a city. It is through the revitalization of the historic district that the district will not be eliminated in the process of rapid urbanization. The experience economy is an emerging economic model that emphasizes personalized design concepts and pays particular attention to consumer perceptions, and a historic district driven by the experience economy can be re-invigorated to bring its own connotations into line with modern perceptions and needs. This paper takes the Lai Chi Vun historic district in Macao as an example, and uses the concept of experience economy to revitalize it, with a view to saving the Lai Chi Vun shipbuilding industry from decline and exploring the development mode of industrial heritage in the wave of post-industrialization.
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