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The annual winter festival in Swedish Jokkmokk has been held for the last 400 years, and from the very beginning the festival has been strongly influenced by Sami culture. The festival started as a trade place but has during the last decades undergone a considerable tourism development. In the...
This chapter presents indigenous Sami tourism, and discusses the positive and negative impacts resulting from the development of Sami tourism in Scandinavia. These impacts are analysed from three different perspectives: economic, sociocultural and environmental.
Indigenous tourism is an expansive sector in the growing tourism industry. However, the tourist experience of the indigenous heritage is often delimited to staged culture in museums, exhibitions and festivals. In this paper, focus is put on the annual Sámi winter festival in Jokkmokk, Sweden. It is ...