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The Discussion of Ethnic Cultural Tourism and Sustainable Development in Xiangxi

Liu Yan-fang

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Culture tourism is the newest trend of tourism development.Ethnic cultural tourism is becoming an important tourism activity in ethnic areas.The ethnic culture tourism in Xiangxi is rich in content,with good development opportunities and great potential.The development of the ethnic culture tourism in Xiangxi must be sustainable.

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Culture tourism is the newest trend of tourism development.Ethnic cultural tourism is becoming an important tourism activity in ethnic areas.The ethnic culture tourism in Xiangxi is rich in content,with good development opportunities and great potential.The development of the ethnic culture tourism in Xiangxi must be sustainable.

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Culture tourism is the newest trend of tourism development.Ethnic cultural tourism is becoming an important tourism activity in ethnic areas.The ethnic culture tourism in Xiangxi is rich in content,with good development opportunities and great potential.The development of the ethnic culture tourism in Xiangxi must be sustainable.

Key concepts: Ethnic group, Tourism, Ethnic culture, Sustainable development, Tourism geography, Sustainable tourism, Political science, Sociology

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