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The ethnic cultures of Yunnan: tourism-oriented development and protection

Pang Ying-zi

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With economic and social developments,ethnic culture related tourism has become the pillar industry and the new points of economic growth of Yunnan Province.But along with the tourism comes serious damage of the ethnic cultures.The article proposes some measures regarding protection of the ethnic cultures that are being encroached upon in tourism upsurge.

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With economic and social developments,ethnic culture related tourism has become the pillar industry and the new points of economic growth of Yunnan Province.But along with the tourism comes serious damage of the ethnic cultures.The article proposes some measures regarding protection of the ethnic cultures that are being encroached upon in tourism upsurge.

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With economic and social developments,ethnic culture related tourism has become the pillar industry and the new points of economic growth of Yunnan Province.But along with the tourism comes serious damage of the ethnic cultures.The article proposes some measures regarding protection of the ethnic cultures that are being encroached upon in tourism upsurge.

Key concepts: Ethnic group, Tourism, Pillar, Ethnic culture, Economic geography, Political science, Business, Development economics

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