One of types of the tourism, is cultural tourism that emphases for developing communication among different nations. Therefore via recognizing cultural tourism development tools, we can develop this type of tourism, and this task can bear many advantages in cultural, economical, social and environmental aspects. City of Bonab that has been existed in province of East Azerbaijan of Iran country, has different products for present for tourists. One of them is Bonab's Kebab. Bonab's Kebab is type of meat that has 120 year history and is possession of Bonab City.
This meat is very pleasurable and has special popularity among tourists, and nowadays this meat has different agencies at many of Iranian cities. Some of these meat development positive outputs includes of: tourism development, propagation of new cultural samples in Bonab city, infrastructures expanse, economical and jobs development, and etc. In this research, I have attempted that first I describe Bonab's Kebab and then I have surveyed satisfaction condition of tourists from Bonab's Kebab. Therefor, I have used from different indicators for this study. These indicators includes of: satisfaction condition of tourists from meat quality; sanitary status of restaurants, meat price, time of meat bake, hospitality condition of sellers, and accessibility condition of tourists for restaurants.
Research method is descriptive- analytical method. First, I have descript Bonab's Kebab using descriptive method, then, I have surveyed satisfaction condition of tourists from product present using analytical method. Data collection method is librarity-survey method, and I have used in data analysis stage from content analysis, Spss software, and etc. statistic society is Bonab tourists. Study results are show that satisfaction condition of tourists is desirable, and sellers of this meat try to develop infrastructures and product quality.

Given the centrality of the concept of authenticity in cultural tourism studies, the purpose of this research is to frame the case study of the Mamuthones and Issohadores carnival within this debate. Authenticity has been largely discussed by scholars from a broad range of perspectives. In particular, the basis for our work will be the concept of existential authenticity. While previous studies suggest that tourism can offer escape from everyday inauthentic life, earliest contributions show how tourism can foster the adoption of an authentic life beyond the trip.
Whatever the meaning is, this festival attracts every year a number of visitors. Our question is why are tourists attracted by this kind of event?
With this in mind we will try to understand whether and how the concept of existential authenticity is related to the Mamuthones and Issohadores carnival, trying to identify what the attributes could be that lead us thinking that experiencing this event could convey to tourists the feelings associated to existential authenticity. This constitutes the first step of a broader study who aims to explore, through a phenomenological approach, the experience of tourists of this event and to compare it with similar carnivals in the Mediterranean and elsewhere.

Cultural tourism today is among the fastest growing segments of the world's leading industry - tourism. National and international travellers nowadays are more and more looking for fulfilling travel destinations that provide authentic historical, cultural, and natural experiences of an area, region or a country.
History is one of Macedonia's leading assets, and we are not wrong when we say that not many countries can match Macedonia's rich and diverse legacy or history. And yet, we tend to take our history for granted, even though our cultural heritage represents a vast potential for Republic of Macedonia. Sadly they are not sufficiently promoted and currently they are not adequately used for the purpose of tourism development.
The aim of this paper is, through analysis of qualitative and quantitative indicators of tourism development in the Republic of Macedonia, to emphasize the deficiencies of the tourist offer and identify factors that encourage or limit the development of cultural tourism, to define potential destinations and suggest appropriate measures in order to promote it.

Tourism has been an empowering phenomenon in our modern leisure oriented society, and become very important especially for politicians, economics and developers, as well as the urban planners and architects. Tourism has also a strong impact on architecture and urban space; approximately 63% of daily tourist activities are visiting famous places and urban spaces (Richter, 2010).
In this context, this paper will discuss the relationships between the design of architecture, urban space and the contemporary practices of tourism. A relatively new term “Architourism” - Architecture as a Destination for Tourism -, which is coined by Ockman and Frausto in 2005, will also be studied.Ockman and Frausa suggested that architecture itself has become a marketable destination today, and now architourism has its own niche in the tourist industry. Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Bilbao Museum is a good example of how architecture can turn around a city's fortunes. All of these trends toward experiencing the architecture are allowing places such as Dallas and Fort Worth, Texasto augment and define tours that highlight the contributions that famous architects have made to the area, thus providing a valuable resource of revenue generation for the community.Dallas/Fort Worth Area Tourism Council (DFWATC) was formed in 1978 to be a comprehensive force within the tourism industry to jointly market the entire area as a single-destination. The Dallas/ Fort Worth Area Tourism Council has banded together all segments of the tourism industry. The Council represents area
communities,area hotels, major area attractions, museums, restaurants, shopping/retail establishments, transportation companies and support services to the industry.
In this sense,this paper will explore howDallas/Fort Worth Area is transformed or revitalized around architourism, how it stimulates the creation of new masterpieces of architecture, and some forms of “desire” that motivate architourism like authentic, exotic, escapist, and spectacular. It will also be questioned in what ways contemporary media culture,globalization, urbanism, and consuming economy have changed the relationship between architecture and tourism. This research discusses the relationships between the design of architecture, urban space and the contemporary practices of tourism. “Architourism” - Architecture as a Destination for Tourism -, which is defined by Ockman and Frausto in 2005, is also studied. Ockman and Frausa suggested that architecture itself has become a marketable destination today, and now architourism has its own niche in the tourist industry. Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Bilbao Museum is a good example of how architecture can turn around a city's fortunes.
In this sense, this paper promotes Dallas/Fort Worth as an architourist destination. The research explores how Dallas/Fort Worth Area is transformed or revitalized around architourism, how it stimulates the creation of new masterpieces of architecture. The research also questions in what ways contemporary media culture, globalization, urbanism, and consuming economy have changed the relationship between architecture and tourism.

One way of promoting Eastern Serbia's archeological heritage is to develop a number of connected sites as a cultural route. This paper discusses the application of analytic hierarchy process (AHP) on market appeal matrix with the purpose of assessing the potential for archaeological tourism development in the region of Eastern Serbia. Ten relevant criteria were proposed and were indicated for several of the most attractive archaeological sites in Eastern Serbia (Viminacium, Lepenski Vir, the Roman castrum of Pontes, Iustiniana Prima or “Empress's Town”, Mediana and Felix Romuliana) and were analysed by Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Preliminary results indicate that the most relevant criteria are important national symbols and the least important appeal for special needs indicator. Lepenski Vir has the highest market appeal, followed by Felix Romuliana, Viminacium, Mediana, and the least market appeal has the Roman castrum of Pontes.

The research is about the Action Plan of Community-Based Ecotourism in Brgy. Alas-As in San Nicolas, Batangas. The study aimed to provide possible recommendations and solutions to build more opportunities for the improvement of community-based ecotourism in Brgy. Alas-As in San Nicolas, Batangas. The Brgy. Alas-As in San Nicolas, Batangas is the leading community that embodies community-based ecotourism.
The researchers used ASEAN Community-Based Tourism (CBT) Standard as framework for the study. The research was to apply the ASEAN Community-Based Tourism (CBT) in assessing the effectiveness of community-based ecotourism that also lack in a study conducted by Pookhao in 2014 entitled “Community-based Ecotourism: Transformation of the Local Community.” Quantitative descriptive research and purposive sampling was used with a sample size of 225 respondents through survey questionnaires that were personally distributed by the researchers. Percentage Frequency Distribution, T-Test and Analysis of Variance or ANOVA were used in analyzing the data.
Based on the findings gathered, the respondents are mostly 26 to 35 years old, mostly males who are employed and have 10 years and above of residency. The objective of the study was to assess the effectiveness of community-based ecotourism in Brgy. Alas-As in San Nicolas, Batangas and to improve their quality of services, meet visitor's expectations and ensure the protection of the community and their natural and cultural heritage resources with an action plan.