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Inclusion of dark heritage in the contemporary tourist offer of the city of Maribor
Katja Raušl, Boris Prevolšek, Marjetka Rangus, 2022, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph

Abstract: Dark tourism is a form of tourism based on visiting places with a connection to death, violence, suffering, or natural disasters. Human fascination with death is not new, it has been present and observable since ancient times. Nowadays, numerous products of the entertainment industry rely on the theme of death as a driving force of humanity. In terms of modern dark tourism, we discuss a wide spectrum of motives behind this, which primarily come from a desire to encounter death, either staged or from a personal standpoint. In this research, we analysed how dark tourism developed through time and across the world, its role in the tourism offers of Slovenia, and what is the perception of dark tourism in the city of Maribor. Our focus is on several gruesome events that took place over the centuries of Maribor's rich history. In this case study, we analyse the stories based on these events, evaluate the spectrum of dark heritage according to theoretical models and suggest the development of new tourism products.
Keywords: dark tourism, war, death, witches, cemeteries, paranormal, killings, battles, Maribor
Published in DKUM: 17.01.2024; Views: 358; Downloads: 25
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