Tourism and fishing

Hall, C. Michael

doi:10.1080/15022250.2021.1955739

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“…Globally, agro pastoralism is popular touristic practice differently like winery tourism (Carmichael, 2005), cheese tourism (Fusté-Forné & Cerdan, 2021); fishing tourism (González & Antelo, 2020;Hall, 2021). It is becoming a part of an alternative source of income to rural villagers globally.…”

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Moving Yak Herds towards Tourism: A Linkage between Yak and Eco- Tourism in the High Mountains of East on Nepal

Poudel¹,

Paudyal²,

Shiwakoti³

et al. 2022

J. Tourism Himalayan Adventures

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This paper is study about the intersection between yak herding and tourism. The main focus is on how the concepts of yak festival and gothstay are transforming the conventional notion of animal husbandry, in particular yak herding, in the eastern high mountain region of Nepal. It is based on ethnographic study among the yak and urang herders in the region. Triangulation methods i.e., observation, interview, household survey and GIS were used. The yak festival and the concept of gothstay are giving new meaning, value and symbol – something different from the customary usage – to yak and yak herding. The concept of yak-tourism is not only a connection of yak and yak herding with tourism, but also gendering of the yak through language, image and form in public spaces. Thus, the rational, instrumental and conventional way of describing of yak is not sufficient in the context of livestock tourism. Moreover, the concept of gothstay is transforming the traditional notion of goth; i.e., from herders’ place to touristic site for learning about Himalayan pastoral culture and lifestyle. It would be a potential alternative of livelihood source for the Himalayan herders who have very limited options for making a living.

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Moving Yak Herds towards Tourism: A Linkage between Yak and Eco- Tourism in the High Mountains of East on Nepal

Poudel¹,

Paudyal²,

Shiwakoti³

et al. 2022

J. Tourism Himalayan Adventures

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“…where fishing is prohibited to promote the sustainable use of the oceans (Arcos-Aguilar et al, 2021); C. M. Hall recommended that recreational fisheries be publicized and promoted to exploit their economic potential as well as their potential to cope with climate and environmental change (Hall, 2021); T. Tong proposed recommendations and countermeasures for the marine cultural industry with a view to promoting sustainable development of the marine economy (Tong, 2020). In summary, on the basis of conserving the ecological environment, new driving force for marine economic development must be cultivated, adding "leisure," "tourism," and "vacation" as new attributes.…”

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Bibliometrics and visualization analysis of research in the field of sustainable development of the blue economy (2006–2021)

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The blue economy is the sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods, and jobs while preserving the health of the ocean ecosystem. In order to completely address the three dimensions of development, social, economic, and environmental in an integrated manner from 2015 to 2030, and to shift to a sustainable development path, the United Nations has formulated 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), of which SDG14 is directly associated with the blue economy, which is also an essential material foundation for achieving other SDGs. In particular, the blue economy with the theme of sustainable and high-quality development of the marine economy will provide the possibility and important material guarantees for the eradication of poverty (SDG1), the eradication of hunger (SDG2), and the reduction of inequalities within and among countries (SDG10). In this study, CiteSpace and VOSviewer were used to visualize and analyze the global blue economy sustainability research field from 2006 to 2021, obtaining institutions, countries, cited authors, cited literature, journals, keywords, and clustered knowledge graphs. The results show that most of the blue economy sustainable development research is independent, with less cooperation among institutions. The research focuses on four research themes: fundamental theory and development direction, ecological and environmental sustainability, marine development methods, and comprehensive benefits and functions; the dynamics of the blue economy sustainable development research field is summarized.

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“…Today, in many countries, angling is a popular leisure activity that generates significant tourism industry income (Komppula et al, 2020). Despite the large perceived size of angling as a recreational activity, Hall (2021) notes that research on recreational angling and its multiple tourism dimensions remains limited. The reasons for the lack of research could be that angling tourism can fall under the ambit of numerous types of tourism, such as rural-, urban-, outdoor-and nature-based tourism/ ecotourism, as well as special interest, heritage, coastal/beach and adventure tourism to name a few examples (see Bauer & Herr, 2004;Borch et al, 2008;Rantala et al, 2018;Øian, 2013).…”

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“…Nevertheless, for this paper, aspects of angling tourism require definition, namely: angling is defined as fishing using a hook with either a rod and line or hand-held line; this can be both for commercial and non-commercial purposes, whereas recreational angling is characterised as an activity for pleasure, amusement, relaxation, social activity and for personal consumption (Pawson et al, 2008, p.341). Thus, angling tourism can be defined as an activity where subsistence is not the primary purpose (Hall, 2021); instead, angling tourism is an activity of tourists (Solstrand, 2013). Arlinghaus et al (2016a) argue that there is an urgency for interdisciplinary studies on recreational fishing and angling tourism.…”

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Angling tourism: A state-of-the-art review

Hannonen¹,

Hoogendoorn²

2022

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This paper represents a scoping review of angling tourism. Using the Google Scholar search engine and Scopus search, the paper reviews 98 journal articles on angling tourism in terms of year of publication, geographic locations of case studies, disciplinary foci, scientific fields and research themes. Studies on angling tourism focus on different facets of this tourism activity and comprise three major research themes: Angling tourism management, General angling tourism and Impacts both of and on angling tourism. This review shows that tourism studies and journals on tourism management/geography have, by and large, ignored angling tourism as a tourism activity across the globe, despite its significant contribution to the tourism economy. Future research on angling tourism development requires broadening the geographical scope of studies, understanding anglers as tourists with subsequent research from tourism studies perspectives, acquiring and mining of quality data for sustainable site-specific tourism offerings as well as focusing on the issues of global environmental change for implementing effective management and adaptation mechanisms. Significantly more studies are required to understand this tourism activity fully. The review supports the use of Google Scholar search as a reliable tool for accessing scientific publications.

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Tourism and fishing

Cited by 21 publications

References 102 publications

Moving Yak Herds towards Tourism: A Linkage between Yak and Eco- Tourism in the High Mountains of East on Nepal

Moving Yak Herds towards Tourism: A Linkage between Yak and Eco- Tourism in the High Mountains of East on Nepal

Bibliometrics and visualization analysis of research in the field of sustainable development of the blue economy (2006–2021)

Angling tourism: A state-of-the-art review

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