Creating New Touristic Fashion Routes with Caravanserais on the Ancient Silk Road in Turkey

Authors

Naci Polat Pamukkale University
He works at Tourism Faculty of Pamukkale University (Turkey) specializing in sustainable tourism and tourism guidance. He received his master degree in development policy at the University of Bremen. He finished his PhD in management at Dumlupınar University. As EU Jean Monnet Scholar, he made researches on ecological management at the University of Trier. He completed an EU-project on sustainability and competitiveness of SMEs. As a visiting professor, he lectured at BA and MBA programmes of Jaén University in 2017.

Caravanserais, UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List, Touristic Fashion Routes

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