After registration, domestic and overseas tourism will increase, which will have a ripple effect on job creation and income. It also can improve regional planning and management by increased government interest and support. Residents will feel greater love for their home and will give more importance to and take more responsibility for the preservation of the registered heritage.

Registration as a World Heritage does not infringe the right of ownership nor give any influence. Ownership rights are the same as before and domestic laws continue apply.

The World Heritage Fund will provide financial backing and special preservation technology with registration as a World Heritage.

Member countries of the World Heritage Agreements will monitor the condition of the registered heritage. The World Heritage Center or other international organizations will report the condition of the registered heritage when it confronts any danger.