As China actively pursues modernization, the tensions among a rigid application of socialism, the conservatism of tradition, and the demands of economic development threaten to destabilize the nation. All three elemental forces have contradictory objectives and the Chinese Communist Party expends significant effort in attempts to reconcile those differences. Tourism has emerged as an effective vehicle for synthesizing some of the differences through its contribution to the modernization process, its utilization of heritage for product development, and its role in meeting some socialist objectives. Tourism in China has thus exerted a centripetal influence, lessening to some extent tensions among the three opposing forces
Since 2005 sites of red tourism (红色旅游) have been supported and developed by the government of the Pe...
This study examines the relationships between the planning, development and representation of herita...
This paper analyzes the state-market relationship in the Chinese domestic tourism industry in the co...
The People’s Republic of China has experienced great economic, political and socio-cultural changes...
This study aims to develop a holistic view of the politics of tourism development in China. It exami...
The cultural tourism industry has become a new economic growth point for China. Relevant policies ha...
'Red tourism' is to exploit the historical heritage of the Chinese Communist Party for tourism devel...
The state is uniquely placed to determine how cultural heritage is used for tourism. Yet, even in hi...
Rapid growth has occurred in tourism to China since 1978 and although 1989 resulted in a large reduc...
Rapid growth has occurred in tourism in China since 1978. Although 1989 resulted in a large reductio...
Since 1978, tourism in China has grown rapidly in terms of numbers of tourists and revenues. Althoug...
This chapter explores the challenges of heritage and tourism studies in China. Current scholarship i...
Blumenfield, Tami; Silverman, Helaine (Eds.) (2013), Cultural heritage politics in China, New York,...
Since 1978, China has been gradually transformed according to a new economic model, the socialist ma...
Along with the development of tourism itself, research into the subject has made great leaps since t...
Since 2005 sites of red tourism (红色旅游) have been supported and developed by the government of the Pe...
This study examines the relationships between the planning, development and representation of herita...
This paper analyzes the state-market relationship in the Chinese domestic tourism industry in the co...
The People’s Republic of China has experienced great economic, political and socio-cultural changes...
This study aims to develop a holistic view of the politics of tourism development in China. It exami...
The cultural tourism industry has become a new economic growth point for China. Relevant policies ha...
'Red tourism' is to exploit the historical heritage of the Chinese Communist Party for tourism devel...
The state is uniquely placed to determine how cultural heritage is used for tourism. Yet, even in hi...
Rapid growth has occurred in tourism to China since 1978 and although 1989 resulted in a large reduc...
Rapid growth has occurred in tourism in China since 1978. Although 1989 resulted in a large reductio...
Since 1978, tourism in China has grown rapidly in terms of numbers of tourists and revenues. Althoug...
This chapter explores the challenges of heritage and tourism studies in China. Current scholarship i...
Blumenfield, Tami; Silverman, Helaine (Eds.) (2013), Cultural heritage politics in China, New York,...
Since 1978, China has been gradually transformed according to a new economic model, the socialist ma...
Along with the development of tourism itself, research into the subject has made great leaps since t...
Since 2005 sites of red tourism (红色旅游) have been supported and developed by the government of the Pe...
This study examines the relationships between the planning, development and representation of herita...
This paper analyzes the state-market relationship in the Chinese domestic tourism industry in the co...