Machu Picchu for the masses? A development debate intrudes on the Incan sanctuary

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The Peruvian government's policy of attracting more visitors to Machu Picchu, the 15th century Incan citadel located between the Amazon jungle and the Andes, has attracted some opposition. There is particular concern about plans for an aerial tram from the valley floor to the hilltop sanctuary.

Land, mineral, wildlife conservation, Historical Sites, Historic Landmarks, Environmental aspects, Historic sites, Machu Picchu (Ancient city)

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Sea change

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Cornwall marks the embarked by the European Union, and has redrawn the map of British tourism in a few years. The Eden project, which receives two million visitors a year and earns $250 million, is highlighted.

United Kingdom, International Affairs, Travel Promotion (Govt), Travel industry, Sales promotions, Tourism promotion

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Desecration in the Andes: Peruvian church thefts prove that nothing is sacred

Article Abstract:

Many historic sites in the Peruvian Andes have been targeted by criminals. Issues concerning the protection of Peru's colonial heritage are discussed.

Crime, Art thefts

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