This dissertation investigates the application of museological principles to the management of cultural tourism in Stanley, Hong Kong. The author, Susan W. M. Au-Young, draws upon her academic background to analyze the specific challenges and opportunities present in managing heritage tourism in this unique location. The study examines how museum studies concepts can be adapted to enhance the visitor experience and preserve the cultural integrity of Stanley, utilizing a case study approach to provide practical insights.

This academic work is presented as a dissertation from The University of Hong Kong, sold under a Creative Commons license. Its content is stated to be unaltered, with formatting adjustments for readability. The subject matter, heritage tourism management, suggests a focus on academic research and practical application within the field.