From “villages of longevity” to “villages of cancer”? The emotional geography of tourism development in Bama, China

Xiang, Huang; Lin, Shisheng; Cui, Qingming

doi:10.1016/j.emospa.2021.100813

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“…Recently, there is a change in the trend of tourism activities from mass tourism to alternative tourism, this trend provides advantages for tourist villages to be an option in tourism development. Many studies have highlighted the importance of village development to support tourism development (Gao and Wu, 2017;Huang et al, 2021;Sesotyaningtyas and Manaf, 2015;Situmorang et al, 2019;Xu et al, 2018;Zhou et al, 2021). In particular, the Indonesian government has a focus on developing tourist villages and digital villages in the national development plan (Kemenkopmk, 2020).…”

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Strategies for Village Tourism Development in Coastal During Covid-19: Challenges and Opportunities

MULYANI¹,

KHOLIFAH²,

SAPUTRO³

et al. 2022

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The Covid-19 outbreak has had a negative impact on the decline in the number of visits in the tourism sector, one of which is the tourist village. The recovery of tourist villages during Covid-19 relies heavily on the role of the Tourism Awareness Community (Pokdarwis). However, the role of the Tourism Awareness Community in the development of tourist villages during Covid-19 is still not clearly discussed. Therefore, this study aims to analyze the tourism village development strategy during COVID-19 by the Tourism Awareness Community in the Teritip Village, Balikpapan-Indonesia. This study uses the QSPM (Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix) method, which is a method for determining the priority of alternative strategies obtained from a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats). The results showed that the position of the Tourism Awareness Community was in quadrant V (Hold and Maintain), namely market penetration and product development strategies. That is, the professional management of tourist villages is crucial to increasing the number of tourist visits. The management of the tourist village must be able to optimize the resources they have to develop a tourist village in the Teritip Village. In addition, the development of attractive tour packages is also the key to attracting tourists. Therefore, strengthening human resources related to the professionalism of tourism village management is very necessary in order to advance tourism villages.

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Strategies for Village Tourism Development in Coastal During Covid-19: Challenges and Opportunities

MULYANI¹,

KHOLIFAH²,

SAPUTRO³

et al. 2022

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“…The residents accept the benefits of the positive sociocultural effects of tourism development (standards of living, making use of spare time, cultural exchange, understanding and tolerance, promoting human relations, women's rights, keeping cultural values alive and protecting them) (Cañizares et al, 2014;Golzardi et al, 2012). Tourism development is considered as a process of social change between the residents and other partners (Huang, Lin, & Cui, 2021;Jordan, Spencer, & Prayag, 2019).…”

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The Relationship between Tourism Development, Satisfaction, Support to Tourism and Tourism Entrepreneurship in Emerging Tourism Destination: Residents’ Perspective

Akay

2022

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The purpose of this study is to research the relationship between tourism development in the province of Burdur, satisfaction, support to tourism development and tourism entrepreneurship. The research model developed was based upon the theory of social change and was tested by using PLS-SEM. The data were obtained from 390 persons residing in the province of Burdur by using the survey method. The findings have revealed significant relationships between positive economic and sociocultural effect in tourism development and satisfaction by tourism development, support for tourism development and tourism entrepreneurship. No relationship between positive environmental effect, negative economic, sociocultural and environmental effect, and satisfaction by tourism development was confirmed. The results are coherent with the theory of social change in terms of indicating that the residents of Burdur perceive much the benefits in tourism development, but not yet the costs. Moreover, the findings of this study reveal the tourism entrepreneurship role of the residents, although the tourism development studies neglect the tourism entrepreneurship of the residents on a large scale.

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“…Some analyze landscape construction strategies under the influence of tourists' needs (Cong et al, 2019; Pueyo‐Ros et al, 2018), others analyze landscape utilization patterns of ecological resources (He & Wu, 2022; Morán‐Ordóñez et al, 2022), but harmonious co‐existence of humans and nature lack, comprehension from multiple subjects of rights (Cumming & Epstein, 2020; Yu & Zhang, 2020). it also indicates eco‐tourism as an economic development option that can enhance environmental awareness, promote green economy, and harmonize the development between human and nature (Huang et al, 2021; Nikolaeva et al, 2018). It is inseparable from the constant optimization of the regional environmental system.…”

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Push and pull in the sustainable development of ecological landscape and ecological resources: A dual perceptions of tourists and service staff

Yao

Zhu

et al. 2023

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The protection of the ecological landscape and the development of ecological resources are vital in the development of the global green economy, Their win‐win coordinated development is influenced by factors such as nature, culture, and economy, and more attention should be placed on tourist perception and sustainable resource development. Previous studies have mainly focused on a single perspective and failed to comprehensively consider the coordinated relationship between ecological landscape and ecological resources. This research combined push‐and‐pull theory and applied empirical analysis to verify the structure of tourists' perceptions and the law of sustainable development of resources related to the development of ecological landscape in the new era. It extracted and analyzed 34 influencing factors and applied the analytic network process (ANP) to analyze each factor's weights, to propose an evaluation system for eco‐tourism sustainability development that can help the construction of ecological landscape in the future. The reconstruction and further development of eco‐tourism in the new era is reflected in the ideological and practical dimensions; from single‐perspective linear thinking to multi‐dimensional integrated governance; from conflict between resources conservation and development to collaboration; from isolated management to building a community with a shared future; and showing the transformation and innovation at multiple levels of individual, community, government and national governance.

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From “villages of longevity” to “villages of cancer”? The emotional geography of tourism development in Bama, China

Cited by 6 publications

References 43 publications

Strategies for Village Tourism Development in Coastal During Covid-19: Challenges and Opportunities

Strategies for Village Tourism Development in Coastal During Covid-19: Challenges and Opportunities

The Relationship between Tourism Development, Satisfaction, Support to Tourism and Tourism Entrepreneurship in Emerging Tourism Destination: Residents’ Perspective

Push and pull in the sustainable development of ecological landscape and ecological resources: A dual perceptions of tourists and service staff

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