Abstract Chinese government recently years, has realized the pillar position and potential market power of Tibets tourism industry. In order to attract more direct foreign investment and tourists, Chinese government has made great efforts on the initial stage of constructing Tibets tourism infrastructure facilities and developing Tibets tourism market. During the recent developing process, due to lacking of experience, Chinese government has to face to various issues. The whole research set out to get a further understating of environmental, social and cultural sustainability issues and Chinese government role in the tourism development in Tibet from three main themes: the role of Chinese government in developing Tibets tourism industry;...
Ecotourism was conceptualized initially in the West as an alternative to mass tourism and with an ec...
Tourism has been increasingly used for, and directly linked with, rural poverty reduction in develop...
This dissertation considers the nature and scope of the effect of television-induced tourism on a de...
Abstract Chinese government recently years, has realized the pillar position and potential market p...
China has become the fourth most popular destination in the world for foreign travellers, welcoming ...
China's tourism industry is the achievement of the openness to the outside world and the implementat...
Abby & Jeena - Survey of Literature Rica & Jai - Research Gap Kath & Noel - Novelty ...
Abstract This research reflects the issues of tourism development in Bama-a longevity area in China...
Tourism is a relatively new research field in China. Theme parks, being a branch of tourism industry...
Recently, western researchers writing about tourism in China have been especially concerned with bui...
This dissertation adopts the statistical data of Tibet Autonomous Region, DEA model, VAR model and o...
This study reviews tourism research in and about Tibet, China. The work uses a bibliometric approach...
The study is aimed at seeking opportunities to develop effective wildlife tourist management strateg...
With the rapid development of tourism industry in China since 1980, the country has experienced an i...
This study intends to capture evidence of a successful eco-tourism development project implemented i...
Ecotourism was conceptualized initially in the West as an alternative to mass tourism and with an ec...
Tourism has been increasingly used for, and directly linked with, rural poverty reduction in develop...
This dissertation considers the nature and scope of the effect of television-induced tourism on a de...
Abstract Chinese government recently years, has realized the pillar position and potential market p...
China has become the fourth most popular destination in the world for foreign travellers, welcoming ...
China's tourism industry is the achievement of the openness to the outside world and the implementat...
Abby & Jeena - Survey of Literature Rica & Jai - Research Gap Kath & Noel - Novelty ...
Abstract This research reflects the issues of tourism development in Bama-a longevity area in China...
Tourism is a relatively new research field in China. Theme parks, being a branch of tourism industry...
Recently, western researchers writing about tourism in China have been especially concerned with bui...
This dissertation adopts the statistical data of Tibet Autonomous Region, DEA model, VAR model and o...
This study reviews tourism research in and about Tibet, China. The work uses a bibliometric approach...
The study is aimed at seeking opportunities to develop effective wildlife tourist management strateg...
With the rapid development of tourism industry in China since 1980, the country has experienced an i...
This study intends to capture evidence of a successful eco-tourism development project implemented i...
Ecotourism was conceptualized initially in the West as an alternative to mass tourism and with an ec...
Tourism has been increasingly used for, and directly linked with, rural poverty reduction in develop...
This dissertation considers the nature and scope of the effect of television-induced tourism on a de...