Figure 1: Classification of Multi-Destination Tourism Corridors ............................................................. 2

Figure 2: Tourism Corridor Best Practices Framework................................................................................ 3

Figure 3: Greater Mekong Subregion TC Governance Structure ............................................................... 6

Figure 4: Silk Road Governance Structure .......................................................................................................... 7

Figure 5: Segmentation Using the Indicators Tourism Readiness and International

Openness ..........................................................................................................................................................................13

Figure 6: Multi-Destination Tourism Patterns ................................................................................................25

Figure 7: Council of Europe Certified Routes...................................................................................................28

Figure 8: Classification of Tourism Corridors..................................................................................................29

Figure 9: Multi-Destination Tourism Corridor Best Practices Framework........................................32

Figure 10: Territorial Coverage of Select Global Corridors .......................................................................34

Figure 11: Tourism Corridor Planning and Establishment Best Practices ........................................35

Figure 12: Tourism Corridor Governance and Management Best Practices .....................................39

Figure 13: Visa Reciprocity in 2018 (%) ............................................................................................................41

Figure 14: Tourism Corridor Stakeholders.......................................................................................................45

Figure 15: Tourism Corridor Funding Sources ...............................................................................................50

Figure 16: Tourism Corridor Marketing Best Practices ..............................................................................52

Figure 17: Council of Europe Routes Logos ......................................................................................................53

Figure 18: Most Active Storytellers ......................................................................................................................54

Figure 19: Tourism Corridor Planning and Establishment Best Practices .........................................60

Figure 20: OIC Tourist Arrivals and Tourism Receipts (2000-2016) ...................................................61

Figure 21: OIC Countries Rail and Trail Connectivity ..................................................................................62

Figure 22: Tourism Corridor Governance and Management Best Practices .....................................65

Figure 23: Silk Road Governance Structure......................................................................................................66

Figure 24: Silk Road Stakeholders ........................................................................................................................70

Figure 25: Tourism Corridor Funding Sources ...............................................................................................73

Figure 26: Awareness of Silk Road Countries..................................................................................................74

Figure 27: The Silk Road Programme Logo ......................................................................................................75

Figure 28: The Umayyad Route Logo...................................................................................................................75

Figure 29: Map of Greater Mekong Subregion.................................................................................................82

Figure 30: Greater Mekong Subregion Tourism Organizational Framework ...................................86

Figure 31: Greater Mekong Subregion Tourism Structure ........................................................................87

Figure 32: Initiatives by the Mekong Tourism Coordinating Office ......................................................88

Figure 33: GMS Tourism Cooperation Strategic Framework....................................................................93

Figure 34: Joint Tourism Marketing and Product Development Objectives of the GMS ..............94

Figure 35: Top Sources by Country into GMS Tourism Performance Indicators ............................97

Figure 36: The Danube Tourism Corridor Map............................................................................................ 103

Figure 37: Silk Road Vision ................................................................................................................................... 115

Figure 38: Silk Road Member Countries.......................................................................................................... 116

Figure 38: Silk Road Stakeholders ..................................................................................................................... 118

Figure 39: Silk Road Governance Structure................................................................................................... 118

Figure 40: The Silk Road and International Institutions ......................................................................... 121

Figure 38: Holy Family Sites in Egypt............................................................................................................... 147

Figure 39: Greater Mekong Subregion TC Governance Structure ....................................................... 154

Figure 40: Silk Road Governance Structure................................................................................................... 155

Figure 41: Map of OIC Countries......................................................................................................................... 161

Figure 42: Policy Framework for Multi-Destination Tourism Corridors ......................................... 162