Ka Mua, Ka Muri - walking backward toward the future:
Tourism is an economic enabler for Māori communities and offers a chance to build employment opportunities that will assist in bringing iwi, hapū and whanau members back home to support their communities and be supported by them. Marae are the cornerstone of Māori culture. From behind the fence, the...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Tourism is an economic enabler for Māori communities and offers a chance to build employment opportunities that will assist in bringing iwi, hapū and whanau members back home to support their communities and be supported by them. Marae are the cornerstone of Māori culture. From behind the fence, they look like a collection of buildings, some ornately carved, some not, but for Māori they are the tether that connects them to their people and their place in this world. Over time, with many iwi members leaving to seek education and employment in other areas, marae have become a place used more for mourning than building community well-being. Tourism experiences owned and operated by whanau, hapū or iwi, employing locals to tell their stories their way, and investing iwi money into the future development of their people will allow that to change. As with many aspects of life, Māori walk backward into their future, learning from their past, leaning into their histories and carrying that knowledge into the future |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (5 Seiten) |
| DOI: | 10.1079/tourism.2021.0013 |
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