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International Conference:
14-15 November 2016 Driving economic
Al Murooj Rotana, Dubai, UAE diversification through
cultural tourism

Key speakers include

Eng Rashad Jin Woo, Dr Anna Paolini, Dr Zaki Aslan, Yousuf Lootah, HE Prof. Mashari
Mohamed Bukhash, Advisor to the UNESCO Regional Executive Al Naim,
CEO, Secretary-General Representative in Representative Director Tourism General Director
Architecture on Tourism and the countries of the of ICCROM for Development & of National Built
Heritage Society, Culture, Gulf and Yemen, the Arab States, Investments, Heritage Center,
UAE World Tourism Director, and Director Dubai’s Saudi Commission
Organization UNESCO Doha of ICCROM- Department for Tourism &
(UNWTO), Spain Regional Office ATHAR Regional of Tourism & National Heritage
Conservation Commerce (SCTH)
Centre in the UAE Marketing (DTCM)
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Tourism, culture and heritage are the top three
directions that the region will be focusing on when it
eventually transfers into a non-oil economy.
About The Event
Dear Colleague,
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Cultural
Tourism Middle East conference.
Cultural Tourism Middle East aims to bring together
leading government officials from the tourism, cultural
development & antiquities, heritage & arts, cultural
activities, and the architectural heritage community
to showcase the latest developments, network and
discuss models that work in the region.
Tourism presents a great opportunity for economic
diversification. Given the unique cultures and heritage
present in the Middle East, there could be no better
time for government and industry experts to come
together and discuss ideas and strategies to boost
tourism through culture, heritage, arts and festivals.
The main objective and vision of the conference is to
recognise leadership and efforts in boosting tourism
and promoting local culture through the development,
management and promotion of cultural attractions
- tangible or intangible - and heritage sites in an
environment that encourages knowledge sharing.
Complemented by a strong faculty of high-level
speakers across the region and beyond, this
inclusion transforms this conference into the most
comprehensive event of its kind anywhere in the region.
I look forward to welcoming you to Dubai in November!
Yours faithfully,
Basma Dawwas
Conference Director – IQPC Middle East
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Why should you attend?
e Keep up-to-date with key local and global
trends and developments and exchange
experiences and ideas with global and local
experts
e Benchmark your destination against leading
cultural destinations
e Identify new opportunities and understand
your role in delivering future culture-led
development projects
e Invest in upcoming cultural developments in
the region
e Win more work by identifying the
requirements of key project owners
and tailoring your bids accordingly
Who will you meet?
C-Level, VPs, Directors and Heads of:
• Cultural Tourism
• Tourism Development
• Cultural, Natural and Historical Towns
• Archaeological Sites
• World Heritage Sites
• Conservation and Restoration
• Marketing and Events
• Design and Development
From the following sectors:
• Ministries of Tourism and Culture
• Tourism, Culture, Arts, Antiquities Authorities
• Museums and Museum Authorities
• Cultural Attraction Operators
• Tourism Development and Investment
Companies
• Cultural Centres and Clubs
• Planning and Design Consultants
• Project Management Consultants
• Suppliers and Solution Providers
• Industry Associations
• Tour Operators
• Airlines
Critical debates and discussions include:
e Who is visiting World Heritage sites and
why? Hear from UNESCO as they give a keynote
address about how to attract tourism to world
heritage sites
e Hear from the Chief Executive of Dubai Opera as
he discusses how music and art play an important
role in cultural tourism development and the best
strategies in modernising Middle East culture
and localisation of international influences
e Dubai Municipality will provide you with key tips on
how to overcome challenges in meeting site
management guidelines for World Heritage
sites
e ICCROM-ATHAR Regional Conservation Centre
in the UAE will discuss how to successfully
achieve a sustainable cultural tourism and
tourism-culture strategic partnerships in the
MENA region
e Learn from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
in Jordan about how using Information and
Communication Technologies (ICT) in tourism
planning enhances sustainable tourism and better
management, interpretation, analysis, and decision
support in the tourism industry

Event format and features

INTERACTIVE KEYNOTE PRODUCT HIGH-LEVEL
DISCUSSIONS PRESENTATIONS SHOWCASE NETWORKING

Be part of interactive
panel discussions and
roundtable discussions
led by industry leaders
discussing the most
relevant and trending
topics that reflect
market challenges and
opportunities.
Learn about latest
challenges and
upcoming trends in the
cultural tourism industry
through high-level
keynotes delivered by
senior executives from
the Middle East region
and beyond.
The conference’s
exhibition features
a range of solutions
and allow delegates
to have experience
and understand their
products and services.
Participate in more than
8 hours of networking
that helps you build
business relationships
and discuss latest
trends.

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Meet Your Industry Leaders:1
Eng Rashad
Mohamed Bukhash,
CEO,
Architecture Heritage
Society, UAE
Dr Anna Paolini,
UNESCO Representative in
the countries of the Gulf and
Yemen, Director,
UNESCO Doha Regional
Office
Dr Monther Dahash
Jamhawi, Director General,
Department of Antiquities,
Ministry of Tourism and
Antiquities, Jordan
Dr Saleh Al Shaaibi,
Director General of
Tourism Development,
Ministry of Tourism, Oman
May Al Mazrou,
Director of Architectural
Conservation and Restoration
Department,
Sharjah Institute for Heritage
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Jin Woo,
Advisor to the
Secretary-General on
Tourism and Culture,
World Tourism Organization
(UNWTO), Spain
Dr Zaki Aslan,
Regional Representative of
ICCROM for the Arab States,
and Director of ICCROM-
ATHAR Regional Conservation
Centre in the UAE
Jasper Hope,
Chief Executive,
Dubai Opera
Dr Eman Assi,
Specialist Conservation
Heritage Studies, Architectural
Heritage Department,
Dubai Municipality
Aylin Orbasli,
Reader in Architectural
Regeneration,
Oxford Brookes University
& Independent Consultant
Yousuf Lootah,
Executive Director Tourism
Development & Investments,
Dubai’s Department of
Tourism & Commerce
Marketing (DTCM)
Munthir M. Alansari,
Director General for Tourism
Information and Research
Centre, Saudi Commission
for Tourism and National
Heritage
Dr Georges S. Zouain,
Principal,
GAIA-Heritage, Lebanon
Isobel Abulhoul,
CEO & Trustee,
Emirates Literature
Foundation and Festival
Director, UAE
Dr Ayse Ege YILDIRIM,
Koruma Plancisi- Heritage
Planner, Istanbul
HE Prof. Mashari Al Naim,
General Director of National
Built Heritage Center,
Saudi Commission for
Tourism & National Heritage
(SCTH)
Dr Saied Hamed,
General Director of
Conservation of Archaeological
Museums of Cairo,
Ministry of Antiquities, Egypt
Dr Moain Sadeq,
History & Archaeology,
College of Arts and Sciences,
Department of Humanities,
Qatar University
Dr Sue Millar,
President,
ICOMOS International
Scientific Committee on
Cultural Tourism (ISCCT)
and ICOMOS representative
on UNESCO World Heritage
Centre’s World Heritage
Sustainable Tourism
Programme
Conference Day One – Monday, 14 November 2016
08:30 Registration
09:00 IQPC opening remarks
09:10 Chairman opening remarks
 Eng Rashad Mohamed Bukhash, CEO, Architecture
Heritage Society, UAE
Strategic overview: Cultural heritage as a key enabler for a
sustainable future
09:20 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Tourism and culture partnership
for sustainable development
 Jin Woo, Advisor to the Secretary-General on Tourism and
Culture, World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), Spain
09:50 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: SCTH efforts in rehabilitating of
built heritage sites to host cultural projects
 HE Prof. Mashari Al Naim, General Director of National
Built Heritage Center, Saudi Commission for Tourism &
National Heritage (SCTH)
10:20
 EYNOTE ADDRESS: Who is visiting World Heritage
K 14:30 Key trends of cultural tourism in Saudi Arabia
sites and why?

Dr Anna Paolini, UNESCO Representative in the countries
of the Gulf and Yemen, Director, UNESCO Doha regional
Office
10:50 Networking break
11:20
 overnment Panel on Tourism Development: Taking
G 14:55 Cultural tourism in Oman
a closer look into cultural tourism in the Middle East
region
• How is the region setting a strong foundation to support
the expected doubling of tourist arrivals over the next
years in light of the economic downturn?
• What role does cultural tourism play in economical
transformation in a mission to diversify economy?
• What needs to be done to boost cultural and societal
awareness?
• How could the region make full use of their cultural
heritage assets to improve their tourism performance?
• Would integrated long term strategic plan and joint
marketing work for the region?
• How can tourism authorities in the region strategically
align objectives and facilitate visitors’ access to cultural
destinations?
• How would cultural tourism strengthen cultural
understanding and perception of the Arab world?
Panelists include:
Jin Woo, Advisor to the Secretary-General on Tourism
and Culture, World Tourism Organization (UNWTO),
Spain
Yousuf Lootah, Executive Director Tourism Development
& Investments, Dubai’s Department of Tourism &
Commerce Marketing (DTCM)
Eg Rashad Mohamed Bukhash, CEO, Architecture
Heritage Society, UAE
Sue Millar, President of ICOMOS International Scientific
Committee on Cultural Tourism (ISCCT) and ICOMOS
representative on UNESCO World Heritage Centre’s
World Heritage Sustainable Tourism Programme
Dr Saleh Al Shaaibi, Director General of Tourism
Development, Ministry of Tourism, Oman
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The design and development of sustainable cultural products
& emerging trends
12:20 
Heritage, tourism and development in the light of
economic theory
Dr Georges S. Zouain, Principal, GAIA-heritage, Lebanon
12:45 Dubai Opera House- A valuable cultural landmark
This session will discuss how music and art play an
important role in cultural tourism development and will
discuss the modernization of Middle East culture and
localization of international influences such as the Opera
house. Jasper will also take us through how Opera
Dubai is positioning itself in the region and what effective
marketing and promotional strategies they are using to
promote it as a world-class cultural destination.
Jasper Hope, Chief Executive, Dubai Opera
13:10 Session presented by Arab Engineering Bureau
13:30 Networking lunch break
This presentation will cover key trends in Saudi Arabia
and will look into sustainable indicators for cultural tourism
destinations
 Munthir M. Alansari, Director General for Tourism
Information and Research Centre, Saudi Commission for
Tourism and National Heritage
The Sultanate of Oman is one of the countries in the
Middle East which has various tourism resources that
make it a potential tourism destination for future to come.
This session will provide an overview of Oman’s culture and
heritage highlighting its unique cultural resource.
 Dr Saleh Al Shaaibi, Director General of Tourism
Development, Ministry of Tourism, Oman
15:20 Session presented by Haley Sharpe
15:40 Networking coffee break
World heritage sites & cultural tourism
15:55 
Overcoming challenges in meeting site management
guidelines for World Heritage sites
 Dr Eman Alassi, Specialist Conservation Heritage Studies,
Architectural Heritage Department, Dubai Municipality
16:20 
Development and management of historical towns and
archeological sites for increasing cultural tourism
 Dr Saied Hamid, General Director of Conservation Of
Archaeological Museums of Cairo, Ministry of Antiquities,
Egypt
16:45 
The World Heritage Site of Al-Zubarah in Qatar;
A promising cultural site in sustainable tourism
One of the most promising assets of cultural tourism in
Qatar is the city of al-Zubarah which was designated a
UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013. This session will
provide an insight into the World heritage site of Al-Zubarah
with a special focus on its historical and architectural
values and how the governmental and private tourism
sectors could invest the historic and cultural potential
of al-Zubarah in promoting cultural tourism industry and
securing sustainable economic growth
 Dr Moain Sadeq, History & Archaeology, College of Arts
and Sciences, Department of Humanities,
Qatar University
17:10 Chairman’s closing remarks and end of conference
day one
Conference Day Two – Tuesday, 15 November 2016
08:30 Registration
09:10 Chairman opening remarks from the conference Chair
Eng Rashad Mohamed Bukhash, CEO, Architecture
Heritage Society, UAE
The promotion of cultural destinations and the establishment
of partnerships
09:20 
Creating & Promoting Distinctive Destinations through
Cultural Heritage
Creating and promoting distinctive destinations through
cultural heritage brings to the fore strategic decision-
making relating to the challenging – and sometimes
conflicting - demands of conservation, tourism planning,
development and marketing communications. This
presentation focusses on the impact of cultural heritage
– tangible and intangible - as the ultimate driving force
behind creating and promoting distinctive destinations.
Building exclusive brand identities for individual cultural
events and heritage attractions is important. These are the
jewels. But strong and effective leadership is required to
create distinctive successful cultural tourism destinations
with brand values that reflect the wider culture and cultural
heritage, so maximising opportunities for sustainable
economic success. Case studies illustrate an emergent,
mature and over-extended cultural tourism destinations
centred on World Heritage sites.
 Sue Millar, President of ICOMOS International Scientific
Committee on Cultural Tourism (ISCCT) and ICOMOS
representative on UNESCO World Heritage Centre’s
World Heritage Sustainable Tourism Programme
09:45 Sustainable cultural tourism and tourism-culture of the session there will be a roundtable summary and
strategic partnerships in the MENA Region
Dr Zaki Aslan, Regional Representative of ICCROM
for the Arab States, and Director of ICCROM-ATHAR
Regional Conservation Centre in the UAE
10:10 
The Use of IT-Innovation and Technology Applications
for Cultural Tourism: The Case of Madaba, Jordan
This study assessed the use of ICT in the promotion
of tourism and the management of Madaba city in
Jordan. Accordingly, an interactive Virtual Tour 360° HD
was designed including an online website and mobile
application to offer new ways of visitor interaction with the
visited sites in Madaba. In addition, a web GIS Map was
produced for the downtown of the city to transfer the use
of advanced technologies in the integrated management of
the city
 Dr Monther Dahash Jamhawi, Director General,
Department of Antiquities, Ministry of Tourism and
Antiquities, Jordan
10:35 Networking break
11:05 Sharjah creating a historical cultural destination
 May Al Mazrou, Director of Architectural Conservation and
Restoration Department, Sharjah Institute for Heritage
11:30 S
 ession presented by Kvorning Design and
Komunikation
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11:50 
Tourism and historic settlements: emerging models,
challenges and opportunities
Focusing on the Middle East, the presentation will establish
the ways in which historic settlements are attractive to
tourism and elaborate on ways in which they are being
conserved and managed for this purpose. A number of
issues specific to the regional context will be addressed,
including the typical morphological and social character
of Islamic urban settlements along with the challenges
of dealing with largely abandoned settlements. Drawing
on case studies from Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan,
the presentation will focus on ways in which tourism
opportunities can be harnessed whilst maintaining heritage
value and community interests.
 Aylin Orbasli, Reader in Architectural Regeneration,
Oxford Brookes University & Independent Consultant
12:15 Literary tourism – a growing band of travellers
This session will discuss the importance of marketing in
creating awareness about a variety of cultural opportunities
and the role of social media in advertising festivals. It
will also cover other promotional strategies and will
demonstrate global examples from Edinburgh and Jaipur
Isobel Abulhoul, CEO & Trustee, Emirates Literature
Foundation and Festival Director, UAE
12:40 Session presented by HB LaserKomponenten
13:00 Roundtable discussion session
As the conference draws to a close, it is time for everyone
to reflect on their key learning and takeaways.
The following session will feature a series of interactive
group discussions set in a roundtable format. At the end
feedback session from each round table leader.
Why participate?
These interactive brainstorming discussions are a prime
opportunity to have your say on some of the burning
issues within the cultural heritage tourism sector and ask
the questions that you want to know the answers to. The
group format also facilitates an excellent opportunity for
networking between industry professionals.
Roundtable topics include:
 able 1: The localization of international cultural products
T
in the Middle East region
Table 2: Making sure that cultural assets are responsibly
managed for tourism
Table 3: Raising public awareness and achieving
destination revenue through well thought marketing and
promotional strategies
13:30 
Round table wrap up and summary from round table
leaders
13:50 
Closing remarks from the conference Chair and end of
day two followed by networking lunch
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