Define the visitor segment and destination: religious, cultural, archaeological and leisure travel have different patterns and service needs. Heritage status is an asset context, not an estimate of visitor expenditure.
Questions to assess
Which visitors, destination and season are being assessed?
What access, accommodation, guiding and local-service gaps are evidenced?
How are conservation needs and specialist permissions reflected in the operating model?
Evidence and limits
World Heritage inscription and the Tentative List are separate designations. Neither count measures occupancy, spending or employment in tourism.
Information needed to start
Destination, visitor type, seasonality, proposed services, demand evidence and conservation or specialist reviews.
How ABCI can support the assessment
The scope is agreed around the available evidence and the decision required. See the related service for its capabilities, deliverables and specialist coordination. Inclusion here does not claim a completed sector study, a client mandate or an available investment.
The register identifies each linked publication or data series. Indicator cards retain measurement periods and definitions. An absent publication or check date is shown explicitly; the edition date is not a substitute.