The Non-Zero-Total Countermeasure to the Sustainable Development in Tourism
Tong Yu-quan
Abstract
Tong Yu-quan
Abstract
In the 21st century, China′s tourism must seek a sustainable development. Making use of the Non-Zero-Total theory, the author puts forward his point of view that a realization of the dynamic equilibrium between the tourism demand and the tourism potential becomes an inevitable choice for China′s tourism industry to achieve a sustainable development. By means of technological and non-technological operation, the current contradiction between tourism demand and tourism potential must be settled to ensure a healthy, rapid and sustainable development of tourism industry.
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In the 21st century, China′s tourism must seek a sustainable development. Making use of the Non-Zero-Total theory, the author puts forward his point of view that a realization of the dynamic equilibrium between the tourism demand and the tourism potential becomes an inevitable choice for China′s tourism industry to achieve a sustainable development. By means of technological and non-technological operation, the current contradiction between tourism demand and tourism potential must be settled to ensure a healthy, rapid and sustainable development of tourism industry.
Key concepts: Countermeasure, Tourism, Sustainable development, China, Business, Natural resource economics, Supply and demand, Contradiction