Faithful Stewardship: A Community-Centric Pilgrimage Site Revitalization
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| contents | <p><span>Developing a community’s local tourism has always been regarded as a sustainable tool in<br>contributing to an equitable sharing of benefits among the stakeholders, apart from the<br>appreciation visitors achieve from partaking on a destination’s local tourism efforts. Local<br>tourism assets may come in different forms from natural to something that is organized<br>and held on identified community sites. This qualitative study described the Mangkelleb<br>Hill of Villaverde, Nueva Vizcaya as a pilgrimage site since the start of its initial<br>development up to its current state, the challenges the management encountered to have it<br>developed as a known pilgrimage site in the province, and eventually yielded a<br>recommended plan of actions for the realization of the project’s further development. The<br>responses of key stakeholders through interviews and focus group discussions from the<br>community where the site is located were solicited providing answers to the set objectives.<br>The study was conducted in the first semester of the academic year 2024-2025 and it<br>likewise endeavored to unfold the key elements that contribute and may further continue<br>to support a desired level or extent of partnership among key stakeholders to achieve set<br>goals in relation to a community project anchored on religious and tourism purposes and<br>activities.</span></p> <p><span><br></span><span>Keywords: local tourism, religious tourism, pilgrimage site, community-based sustainable<br>tourism (CBST)</span> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Faithful Stewardship: A Community-Centric Pilgrimage Site Revitalization Saint Mary's University <p><span>Developing a community’s local tourism has always been regarded as a sustainable tool in<br>contributing to an equitable sharing of benefits among the stakeholders, apart from the<br>appreciation visitors achieve from partaking on a destination’s local tourism efforts. Local<br>tourism assets may come in different forms from natural to something that is organized<br>and held on identified community sites. This qualitative study described the Mangkelleb<br>Hill of Villaverde, Nueva Vizcaya as a pilgrimage site since the start of its initial<br>development up to its current state, the challenges the management encountered to have it<br>developed as a known pilgrimage site in the province, and eventually yielded a<br>recommended plan of actions for the realization of the project’s further development. The<br>responses of key stakeholders through interviews and focus group discussions from the<br>community where the site is located were solicited providing answers to the set objectives.<br>The study was conducted in the first semester of the academic year 2024-2025 and it<br>likewise endeavored to unfold the key elements that contribute and may further continue<br>to support a desired level or extent of partnership among key stakeholders to achieve set<br>goals in relation to a community project anchored on religious and tourism purposes and<br>activities.</span></p> <p><span><br></span><span>Keywords: local tourism, religious tourism, pilgrimage site, community-based sustainable<br>tourism (CBST)</span> </p> |
| title | Faithful Stewardship: A Community-Centric Pilgrimage Site Revitalization |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17310253 |