Study of Ecological Marxism and Sustainable Development of Tourism in Guizhou Mninority Area
Zang Zun
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Zang Zun
Abstract
Ecological Marxism play an crucial important role to guide and enlight in understanding and dealing well with the relationship between human and nature, carrying out scientific concept of development, going alone the road of sustainable development, and building ecological civil society. Guizhou mninority areas are rich in tourism resources while weak in ecological environmental condition in tourism. To transform the advantage of tourism resource in the mninority areas of Guizhou to economic benefits, it’s necessory to guide the tourism with ecological Marxism, strengthen the construction of the ecological civilization, develop ecological tourism, and promote sustainable development mcchanism in tourism.
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Ecological Marxism play an crucial important role to guide and enlight in understanding and dealing well with the relationship between human and nature, carrying out scientific concept of development, going alone the road of sustainable development, and building ecological civil society. Guizhou mninority areas are rich in tourism resources while weak in ecological environmental condition in tourism. To transform the advantage of tourism resource in the mninority areas of Guizhou to economic benefits, it’s necessory to guide the tourism with ecological Marxism, strengthen the construction of the ecological civilization, develop ecological tourism, and promote sustainable development mcchanism in tourism.
Key concepts: Tourism, Ecological civilization, Sustainable development, Ecotourism, Resource (disambiguation), Ecology, Geography, Environmental planning