Case study examines questing's role in enhancing urban tourism and cultural identity in Bydgoszcz.
The article addresses the use of questing as a tool to support tourism development in revitalized urban areas. The aim of the study was to present the potential of questing as an alternative form of exploring urban districts that have undergone revitalization processes. Using the example of Stary Fordon- a district of Bydgoszcz that has experienced significant social and spatial transformations- the article analyzes the potential of this form of tourism activity in the context of place identity revival and enhancement of cultural attractiveness. Based on a case study methodology, the paper discusses the origins and characteristics of quests, as well as their role in heritage interpretation and in engaging the local community. The results indicate that questing can serve as a valuable complement to revitalization efforts by integrating educational, cultural, and promotional aspects. The article emphasizes the importance of narrative-based forms of tourism in fostering emotional and cognitive bonds with urban space and in contributing to sustainable models of urban tourism development.
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