Settlements - natural environment relationships and tourism potential in Çamiçi (Tokat - Turkey)

Yürüdür, Eren; Dicle, Mehlika

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.05.125

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“…In addition, the scenery (territory and landscape) that passengers can see from a cable is itself an important International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology 31 resource in the field of tourism economy in many countries such as Slovenia (Težak et al 2011), and CW is included in many plans of enhancement tourism as in Turkey (Yürüdür & Dicle 2011). • Ethnological museum (EM): Bryan et al (2012) outline the important contribution of museums to economic development.…”

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Optimal infrastructure selection to boost regional sustainable economy

Martin-Utrillas¹,

Juan-Garcia²,

Canto-Perello³

et al. 2014

International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ec

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The role of infrastructures in boosting the economic growth of the regions is widely recognized. In many cases, an infrastructure is selected by subjective reasons. Selection of the optimal infrastructure for sustainable economic development of a region should be based on objective and founded reasons, not only economical, but also environmental and social. In this paper is developed such selection through a hybrid method based on Delphi, analytical hierarchy process (AHP), and VIKOR (from Serbian, VIseKriterijumska Optimizacija I Kompromisno Resenje). To do this, a panel of experts assesses both the infrastructures and the drivers for their selection. The method lets us to verify the consistency of answers from experts. In our case, AHP obtains preference values for each infrastructure using the eigenvector method. Meanwhile, the VIKOR method evaluates whether the proposed is the one that best fits the prevailing view, minimizing the regret to the most separate opinions. Thus, for La Costera (Spain), the region under study, this research work concludes that the thematic route is the optimal infrastructure.

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Optimal infrastructure selection to boost regional sustainable economy

Martin-Utrillas¹,

Juan-Garcia²,

Canto-Perello³

et al. 2014

International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ec

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“…Developing tourism has caused environmental problems that cannot be ignored, and the contradiction between developing tourism and environmental ecology is becoming more apparent [32]. Tourism and other recreational activities have put great pressure on nature [33]. At the same time, tourists are highly sensitive to social, cultural and ecological quality.…”

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Estimation of carrying capacity and price discrimination using carrying capacity analysis and willingness to pay for sustainable tourism (case of Bukit Kehi, East Java, Indonesia)

Vibriyanto,

Utomo,

Azizah

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Bukit Kehi is one of the natural tourism in East Java. One of the factors that can influence tourists' decisions to travel is the natural scenery and comfort of tourist attractions which can be obtained by maintaining the condition of the tourist environment. Given that the number of visits during the peak season is more than the low season, it can affect the condition of the natural tourism environment which is prone to damage and can reduce the comfort of tourists, therefore the purpose of this study is to estimate the carrying capacity and price discrimination on natural tourism. This research was conducted by carrying capacity analysis and Willingness to Pay (WTP). The data used are primary data derived from interviews with tourists, tourism managers and secondary data from related documents or literature. The results showed that Bukit Kehi has a carrying capacity for recreational activities of 371 people / day or 11,130 people / month or 134,515 people / year. The ticket price that should be applied during peak season is IDR 8,000. Based on these findings, Bukit Kehi tourist attraction is still under carrying capacity and can increase the number of tourist visits to the maximum limit of the carrying capacity of the tourism destination.

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“…Roman world until present [3,31]. Partial stone claddings and wooden timbers are currently arranged into the façades just for decoration purposes.…”

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“…A wider space between secondary residences is a growing requirement especially in rural tourist areas of the Mediterranean basin [1][2][3]. Ensuring both architectural quality and preservation of the rural landscape for sustainable environments must also be considered as a second homes' requirement to satisfy [4,5].…”

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Rural Landscape Architecture: Traditional versus Modern Façade Designs in Western Spain

Montero-Parejo¹,

Jeong²,

Blanco³

et al. 2018

Landscape Architecture - The Sense of Places, Models and Applications

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In any rural area, ensuring both architectural quality and preservation of rural characteristics must be a goal of building design for sustainable environments. Imitation of traditional building techniques and use of natural materials are trendy again in landscape architecture of rural areas in Spain. This is especially visible in architectural design of façades of new building. However, there are few researches that focus on analyzing the visual effect of this new architecture in landscape integration. In regards, this chapter explores visual quality impact of a façade based on their complexity degree. The aim was in particular to identify visual preference patterns in ornamentations with stone or wood of novel rural buildings. New architectural styles from an experimental rural area of Mediterranean basin are chosen for this purpose. Here, 15 secondary housing images were used to evaluate the visual preference of different façades: traditional vs. new archetypes. During the measuring process, scientific design theories of façade complexity were considered. Seventy-five observers scored images selected using a five-point Likert scale, and results were analyzed by appropriate statistical tests (Cohen's "d"). Surprisingly, as a main result, the simple use of natural materials is not enough to guarantee the design quality of a façade.

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Settlements - natural environment relationships and tourism potential in Çamiçi (Tokat - Turkey)

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Optimal infrastructure selection to boost regional sustainable economy

Optimal infrastructure selection to boost regional sustainable economy

Estimation of carrying capacity and price discrimination using carrying capacity analysis and willingness to pay for sustainable tourism (case of Bukit Kehi, East Java, Indonesia)

Rural Landscape Architecture: Traditional versus Modern Façade Designs in Western Spain

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