Study on sustainability of wetland ecotourism scenic spot by SWTO analysis

Sun, Qiong; Tan, Zhiyong; Zheng, Li

doi:10.1093/ijlct/ctz019

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“…The northern districts of Beijing are mountainous ecological conservation areas, and most of the ecotourism areas in Beijing are distributed across the plains of the central and new urban areas [46][47][48]. However, the mountainous areas also include rich tourism resources, such as forests [49], and these areas should take advantage of their green resource endowment and promote green ecological tourism [46,50,51].…”

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A Quantitative Model to Measure the Level of Culture and Tourism Integration Based on a Spatial Perspective: A Case Study of Beijing from 2000 to 2022

Xu,

Li,

Yan

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The integration of culture and tourism has become an important factor in the development of the cultural tourism industry, and a quantitative measure of the degree of integration is important for understanding and promoting the high-quality development of the global cultural tourism industry. This study aims to put forward a comprehensive analysis model to show the development trend of cultural and tourism integration, measure the degree of cultural and tourism integration, and analyze the factors affecting the regional heterogeneity of cultural and tourism integration. Using the spatial quantification method of entropy, the spatial coupling coordination degree model, and the geographical weighting model, this paper analyzes the effect and influencing factors of cultural and tourism integration in various districts and counties in Beijing. The results show that the cultural tourism resource endowment of Beijing presents an upward trend and a gradual spillover trend, with obvious spillover to the east and north. The effect of district integration in Beijing has gradually weakened from the city center to the outside, but there is still a serious phenomenon of two levels of differentiation. Factors such as the economic development level, tourism output, cultural output, policy support, and consumption level have spatial heterogeneity on the effect of cultural and tourism integration in each district of Beijing, but the degree of influence is small.

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Section: Level Of Culture and Tourism Integrationmentioning

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A Quantitative Model to Measure the Level of Culture and Tourism Integration Based on a Spatial Perspective: A Case Study of Beijing from 2000 to 2022

Xu,

Li,

Yan

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…Wetland is a natural ecosystem that maintains ecological balance and has ecotourism potential (Sun et al, 2019). Wetlands are considered biodiversity-rich ecosystems, vulnerable, and sensitive ecosystems (Smardon, 2009).…”

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Perception of local people and visitors towards ecotourism development in Jagadishpur reservoir

2022

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Ecotourism promotes stewardship of natural and cultural resources. However, local people and tourists' opinions are necessary to promote ecotourism development. This study attempts to identify prospective ecotourism products and assess local and visitor perceptions towards ecotourism development in the Jagadishpur reservoir. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 50 local households, 65 visitors, and 7 key informants. We used Friedman's rank test to determine the preferences for ecotourism products, and Fisher's exact test to quantify locals and visitors' perceptions of ecotourism. The findings showed that lakes/scenic beauty, and bird watching are the highest rated ecotourism products by locals and visitors, respectively. Local people and visitors perceived picnic spots and view towers as additional ecotourism products for ecotourism development, respectively. The perceptions of locals and visitors showed no significant difference that the area is suitable for ecotourism, biodiversity conservation, and livelihood promotion of locals. However, a significant difference was found in the perception between locals and visitors of the culture and tradition. The study showed that local people and visitors both are positive for ecotourism development in terms of suitability, livelihood, and biodiversity conservation. Detailed understanding and prioritized ecotourism products can contribute to ecotourism promotion more effectively. Furthermore, more research on the feasibility of identified ecotourism products and the effectiveness of fund allocation for ecotourism products are urgently needed to develop wetland tourism in a sustainable way.

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Linkages among biodiversity, ecotourism and livelihood of wetland communities: a case study of Ratargul Swamp Forest, Bangladesh

Refat,

Ador,

Sagor

et al. 2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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Study on sustainability of wetland ecotourism scenic spot by SWTO analysis

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

A Quantitative Model to Measure the Level of Culture and Tourism Integration Based on a Spatial Perspective: A Case Study of Beijing from 2000 to 2022

A Quantitative Model to Measure the Level of Culture and Tourism Integration Based on a Spatial Perspective: A Case Study of Beijing from 2000 to 2022

Perception of local people and visitors towards ecotourism development in Jagadishpur reservoir

Linkages among biodiversity, ecotourism and livelihood of wetland communities: a case study of Ratargul Swamp Forest, Bangladesh

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