Thesis Abstract

This research project aims to analyze the role of archaeology in promoting tourism in archaeological parks. Archaeological parks are designated areas that showcase significant archaeological sites and artifacts to the public. These parks serve as important cultural and educational resources, attracting tourists interested in history and archaeology. This study will examine the strategies employed to promote tourism in archaeological parks, including interpretation methods, visitor engagement, and the integration of technology. The findings will contribute to the understanding of how archaeology can enhance visitor experiences and drive tourism in these unique settings.

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