Operation of historical sites and buildings and similar visitor attractions

NACE code 91.03 covers the operation of historical sites, buildings, and other visitor attractions that showcase the cultural and historical heritage of a region or country. This industry plays a vital role in preserving and promoting the past, while also contributing to the tourism sector and local economies. By providing educational and recreational experiences, these attractions help foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of a region's history and cultural identity.

The key production techniques in this industry involve the preservation, restoration, and maintenance of historical sites and buildings. This includes activities such as structural repairs, conservation of artifacts and artwork, and the development of interpretive exhibits and guided tours. Operators often work closely with heritage organizations, archaeologists, and other experts to ensure the authenticity and integrity of the visitor experience.

The main inputs required for this industry include skilled labor, such as historians, curators, and conservation specialists, as well as materials and equipment for restoration and preservation work. Additionally, these operations rely on infrastructure like visitor centers, walkways, and signage to facilitate the flow of visitors. Ongoing funding, often from government sources or private donations, is also a critical input for the long-term sustainability of these historical attractions.

The primary output of this industry is the provision of educational and cultural experiences for visitors. These historical sites and buildings serve as important tourist destinations, attracting both domestic and international travelers. The outputs of this industry can also contribute to the preservation and promotion of 91.01 Cultural activities, as well as the broader 79.90 Other reservation service and related activities within the tourism sector.