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  ICOM :: Liste Rouge  
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Masque de masse cérémonial, Gran Nicoya, Costa Rica, 1-500 apr. J.-C., 8,5 x 7,7 cm. © Dirk Bakker, DIA-FS
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Ceremonial mallet head, Gran Nicoya, Costa Rica, 1-500 AD, 8.5 x 7.7 cm. © Dirk Bakker, DIA-FS
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Kopf einer Zeremonialkeule, Gran Nicoya, Costa Rica, 1-500 n. Chr., 8,5 x 7,7 cm. © Dirk Bakker, DIA-FS
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Cabeza de maza ceremonial, Gran Nicoya, Costa Rica, 1-500 d.C., 8.5 x 7.7 cm. © Dirk Bakker, DIA-FS
  Le tourisme culturel du...  
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En conséquence, l'ICOM et la FMAM encouragent les voyageurs - tout comme les populations indigènes des destinations touristiques - à s'informer sur le phénomène de « touristification » du pays et des cultures auquel le tourisme de masse peut conduire.
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Consequently, ICOM and WFFM encourage travellers - as well as the native populations of tourist destinations - to learn about how mass tourism can lead to a "touristification" of land and societies that frequently reflects the tourists' desires (holiday culture) and affects the destination's service culture as well as its local culture in general. Travellers should be aware of the impact of tourism in economic terms; however, they also need to understand how certain tourist expectations and attitudes can threaten land and nature management, in addition to potentially causing changes in the behaviour of the populations visited.