ETNOGRAFİK TURİZM BAĞLAMINDA ÇANAKKALE YÖRESİNDE YAPILAN GELENEKSEL TEKSTİL SERGİLERİNE İLİŞKİN DURUM ANALİZİ
SITUATION ANALYSIS OF TRADITIONAL TEXTILE EXHIBITIONS HELD IN ÇANAKKALE REGION IN THE CONTEXT OF ETHNOGRAPHICAL TOURISM

Summary/Abstract: Ethnographic tourism can be defined as bringing the ethno-cultural characteristics of a region into tourism in various ways, including them in tourism activities, and travels made by tourists with the desire to see ethno-cultural values. The aim of this study is to investigate the traditional textile exhibitions held in Çanakkale from past to present and to develop suggestions for their development in the context of ethnographic tourism. Depending on this purpose, content analysis was conducted by examining field research and open access sources in the study. In the research, it was concluded that there is no comprehensive Ethnography museum in the Çanakkale region, traditional textiles are exhibited on various special days and events, and there are generally temporary exhibitions. Although the Yenice Turkish House Private Ethnography Museum, which was located in the region until recently, was an example of a permanent exhibition, it is closed to visitors today. Halim Bey Mansion City Museum, located in the Biga district, is an example of a permanent exhibition that is still open to visitors. The house of Independence and Homeland Poet Mehmet Akif Ersoy, located in Çanakkale Bayramiç, where he spent his childhood, and which was renovated in accordance with the original by the Bayramiç Municipality and opened to visitors in 2016, is shown as an example of complex exhibitions.

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