Evaluation of the Possibilities of Development of Agritourism in State National Nature Park «Buiratau»

Aktymbayeva, Aliya; Sapiyeva, A. Zh.; Nuruly, Ye.; Tychkov, N.

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“…Directions for rural tourism development depend primarily on the state of the production and non-production subsystems of the territorial socio-economic system (Zhansagimova et al, 2022). The industrial sphere of rural tourism is represented by the agro-industrial complex (AIC) resources of the territory, and to a greater extent, rural tourism projects based on peasant farms and personal subsidiary farms are implemented in rural areas with agrarian specialisation (Aktymbayeva et al, 2017). One rural area has a different range, exclusive resources, unique products manufactured only in that area and favourable conditions for the mass production of products or services that determine its competitive advantages, economic prosperity basis and social wellbeing (Peira et al, 2021;Tulla et al, 2017).…”

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Rural tourism in the framework of agricultural diversification in Aktobe Region, Republic of Kazakhstan

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In foreign countries, rural tourism is developing with a high rhythm. Kazakhstan also has excellent opportunities for the development of this type of tourism. Currently, rural tourism in Kazakhstan is not fully developed. The article deals with the issues of organising rural tourism based on agriculture in the Aktobe Region. The study aims to improve methodological approaches to rural tourism development as an innovative activity type in the context of agricultural diversification. Three methodological stages have been identified: assessing the potential for rural tourism development, identifying priority types and subtypes of rural tourism, and identifying priority and promising areas for rural tourism development. The work assessed the possibilities of rural tourism development in the districts of the Aktobe Region using the ranking method.

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Rural tourism in the framework of agricultural diversification in Aktobe Region, Republic of Kazakhstan

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“…The importance of this research is underscored by the burgeoning tourism sector in Kazakhstan, particularly the sector of ecotourism and agritourism, which have been identified as significant contributors to regional sustainability, income, and cultural enrichment in the country [3,5]. The meticulous exploration of carrying capacity in these diverse tourism sectors provides profound insights into the sustainable management and development of these sectors, ensuring the balance between visitor satisfaction, environmental conservation, and economic imperatives.…”

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Balancing Nature and Visitors for Sustainable Development: Assessing the Tourism Carrying Capacities of Katon-Karagay National Park, Kazakhstan

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Artemyev

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Tourism carrying capacity remains pivotal for ensuring sustainable development within protected terrains, accentuating the balance between conservation, socio-economic benefits, and visitor satisfaction. This study delves into the intricate dimensions of this balance, focusing on the Katon-Karagay National Park (KKNP). Merging comprehensive empirical data accrued from fieldwork within the park, calculations surrounding recreational loads, and a synthesis of the relevant literature, the study designed a methodology. This included calculation techniques incorporating ecological and tourist social capacities, the psychocomfort approach, and an ongoing monitoring approach, supplemented by exclusive data from the park’s administration. Key findings underscored the significance of an adaptive balance, revealing specific permissible recreational loads for different park zones. For instance, zones of quiet recreation evidenced up to 5 people/ha, while active recreation zones fluctuated between 20 and 100 people/ha. Monitoring evidenced critical environmental changes, shaping recommendations for effective tourism flow regulation, ensuring alignment with established norms and ecological preservation. The exploration substantiates the indispensability of a meticulously structured approach to ascertain tourism carrying capacity, emphasizing the harmony achievable between environmental sanctity and human pursuits. KKNP’s empirical data serve as a paradigm, guiding sustainable tourism frameworks for similar ecologically sensitive regions.

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Balancing Nature and Visitors for Sustainable Development: Assessing the Tourism Carrying Capacities of Katon-Karagay National Park, Kazakhstan

Aktymbayeva,

Nuruly,

Artemyev

et al. 2023

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Tourism carrying capacity remains pivotal for ensuring sustainable development within protected terrains, accentuating the balance between conservation, socio-economic benefits, and visitor satisfaction. This study delves into the intricate dimensions of this balance, focusing on the Katon-Karagay National Park (KKNP). Merging comprehensive empirical data accrued from fieldwork within the park, calculations surrounding recreational loads, and a synthesis of relevant literature, the study designed a methodology. This included calculated techniques incorporating ecological and tourist social capacities, the psychocomfort approach, and an ongoing monitoring approach, supplemented by exclusive data from the park's administration. Key findings underscored the significance of an adaptive balance, revealing specific permissible recreational loads for different park zones. For instance, zones of quiet recreation evidenced up to 5 people/ha, while active recreation zones fluctuated between 20 to 100 people/ha. Monitoring evidenced critical environmental changes, shaping recommendations for effective tourism flow regulation, ensuring alignment with established norms and ecological preservation. The exploration substantiates the indispensability of a meticulously structured approach to ascertain tourism carrying capacity, emphasizing the harmony achievable between environmental sanctity and human pursuits. KKNP's empirical data serves as a paradigm, guiding sustainable tourism frameworks for similar ecologically sensitive regions.

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Evaluation of the Possibilities of Development of Agritourism in State National Nature Park «Buiratau»

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Rural tourism in the framework of agricultural diversification in Aktobe Region, Republic of Kazakhstan

Rural tourism in the framework of agricultural diversification in Aktobe Region, Republic of Kazakhstan

Balancing Nature and Visitors for Sustainable Development: Assessing the Tourism Carrying Capacities of Katon-Karagay National Park, Kazakhstan

Balancing Nature and Visitors for Sustainable Development: Assessing the Tourism Carrying Capacities of Katon-Karagay National Park, Kazakhstan

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