2004Ganhanqu ziyuan yu huanjingRequires access

Development of National Folk Custom Tourism in Inner Mongolia

Jinghui Chen

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Our country has a vast expanse of land and a lot of national minorities ,and each national minority and each region has it's special ?rich and varied culture of folk custom. Utilization and exploitation these tourism resources has great significance for our tourism industry and social culture, specially for national minority regions such as Inner Mongolia .

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Our country has a vast expanse of land and a lot of national minorities ,and each national minority and each region has it's special ?rich and varied culture of folk custom. Utilization and exploitation these tourism resources has great significance for our tourism industry and social culture, specially for national minority regions such as Inner Mongolia .

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Our country has a vast expanse of land and a lot of national minorities ,and each national minority and each region has it's special ?rich and varied culture of folk custom. Utilization and exploitation these tourism resources has great significance for our tourism industry and social culture, specially for national minority regions such as Inner Mongolia .

Key concepts: Tourism, Inner mongolia, Folk culture, Geography, Economy, Economic growth, Business, Environmental protection

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