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Some Qpinions on the Cultural Tourism in Ethnic Bougei Regions

Jin An-jiang

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The cultural tourism represents the trend of modern tourism,In the development of tourism in ethnic Buyi regions,some so called dominant cultural resources should be carefally utilized.The author also suggests that dealing with the relations between cultural tourism and ceo-tourism ,the cultural tradition and the modern civilization is somehow imporoant.

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The cultural tourism represents the trend of modern tourism,In the development of tourism in ethnic Buyi regions,some so called dominant cultural resources should be carefally utilized.The author also suggests that dealing with the relations between cultural tourism and ceo-tourism ,the cultural tradition and the modern civilization is somehow imporoant.

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The cultural tourism represents the trend of modern tourism,In the development of tourism in ethnic Buyi regions,some so called dominant cultural resources should be carefally utilized.The author also suggests that dealing with the relations between cultural tourism and ceo-tourism ,the cultural tradition and the modern civilization is somehow imporoant.

Key concepts: Tourism, Ethnic group, Civilization, Tourism geography, Cultural tourism, Ethnic culture, Sociology, Political science

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