Potentiality of Developing Mountain Tourism in Sri Lanka: Case of Central Province Sri Lanka
Journal on Tourism & SustainabilityThere is a rising trend in increasing the number of arrivals to mountain tourism. The key reason behind such is the growing demand to engage with nature and culture to avoid stress and to increase physical and mental wellness.
Madura Thivanka Pathirana
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Tourism – protected area partnerships in Australia: designing and managing for success [PDF]
, 2008 Partnerships are increasingly being regarded as essential for sustainable protected area tourism. They are a pivotal part of increasing efforts by protected area agencies to encourage more involvement by the private sector and local communities in ...
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE IGNIȘ – GUTÂI MOUNTAIN AREA BY TYPE OF TOURISM PREDOMINANTLY [PDF]
Analele Universităţii din Oradea: Seria Geografie, 2013 The Igniș – Gutâi mountain area has a complex picturesque landscape, an attractive anthropogenic potential and a favorable position which allows national and international tourist flows. The area’s tourist profile is revealed by combining rural tourism
Loredana PUI
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The Tourism Impacts in a Chinese Taoist Village, Mt. Qiyun [PDF]
, 2011 This research was undertaken between September and October in 2010, and examined the tourism impacts in a Chinese Taoist village, Mt. Qiyun, which is located at the Southern part of Anhui province. The village features beautiful mountainous scenery, deep
Wang, Qian
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Tourism curriculum in the University Sector: Does it meet future requirements? Evidence from Australia [PDF]
, 2007 In the contemporary competitive and globally connected marketplace, factors that guaranteed business success in the past may be of limited relevance in the future.
Wang, Zhi H., Ryan, Chris
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Prospects for the Development of Mountain Tourism in Azerbaijan [PDF]
BIO Web of ConferencesMountain tourism in Azerbaijan has significant potential for development, given the country’s diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage and emerging tourism infrastructure.
Almasov Nahid, Orujov Elshan
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Mountain Tourism and Water and Snow Management in Climate Change Context
, 2020 Mountain tourism is mainly based on two particular territorial resources: landscape (Reichler, 2002) and snow (Gumuchian, 1983). In the European mountains, after a phase of development of summer tourism since the end of the 18th century, winter sports ...
E. Reynard
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Building capabilities and territorial resources in mountain tourist areas
Revue de Géographie Alpine, 2012 Mass tourism in mountain resorts is facing a number of challenges: climate change, economic crises, increased competition and changing demand. In response to this situation, numerous resorts have embarked on tourism projects, mobilising stakeholders and ...
Jean-Christophe Dissart
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Mountain tourism: Toward a conceptual framework [PDF]
, 2009 A conceptual framework is proposed to examine tourism and recreation issues in mountainous regions. First, six mountain-specific resource characteristics are discussed, which include diversity, marginality, difficulty of access, fragility, niche and ...
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Towards an ICT-led tourism governance: A systematic literature review
, 2023 The aims of the present paper are to identify the gaps in the current literature on tourism governance and to propose an ICT-led model of tourist destination governance.
Çakar, Kadir
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