On Tourism Development of Folk Customs for Paolong Festival in Binyang
Wang Bin
Abstract
Wang Bin
Abstract
Paolong festival in Binyang county of Guangxi,which has been listed into the protecting contents of non-material cultural relic of China,is an age-old,propitious,jubilant traditional festival in China with its strong,distinctive local folk features.More and more attentions are paid to it because of its unique charm.The festival is worthy of the top quality market for folk tourism resources for its strong visual effects and participation effects.With highlight on folk tourism resources of Paolong festival in combination with the other local human and natural landscapes,a comprehensive tourism development is undertaken by integrating static development,dynamic development and spatial network development,producing Paolong culture-cored brand of tourism competition.
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Paolong festival in Binyang county of Guangxi,which has been listed into the protecting contents of non-material cultural relic of China,is an age-old,propitious,jubilant traditional festival in China with its strong,distinctive local folk features.More and more attentions are paid to it because of its unique charm.The festival is worthy of the top quality market for folk tourism resources for its strong visual effects and participation effects.With highlight on folk tourism resources of Paolong festival in combination with the other local human and natural landscapes,a comprehensive tourism development is undertaken by integrating static development,dynamic development and spatial network development,producing Paolong culture-cored brand of tourism competition.
Key concepts: Tourism, China, Competition (biology), Folk culture, Business, Geography, Advertising, Economy