PARTICIPATION TO TOURISM DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY SURROUNDING THE SCENIC AREA——A CASE OF MIDDLE ROUTE PROJECT OF SOUTH-TO-NORTH WATER TRANSFER
Ren Bu-pan
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Ren Bu-pan
Abstract
With questionnaire survey and field interview,the paper studies the basic situation of community surrounding the Middle Route Water Transfers Project from South to North,including community residents,community development,residentsattitudes of tourism development and participation of residents.Combines theory with status,derives head of canal and results and conclusion of community residentsparticipation: Residents support tourism development;Residents have the sense of participation;Residents are willing to cooperate with the government and investor;participation of local residents are still in lower level,residents are easy to be affect by many factors,so reasonable mechanism and mode of participation are demanded.
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With questionnaire survey and field interview,the paper studies the basic situation of community surrounding the Middle Route Water Transfers Project from South to North,including community residents,community development,residentsattitudes of tourism development and participation of residents.Combines theory with status,derives head of canal and results and conclusion of community residentsparticipation: Residents support tourism development;Residents have the sense of participation;Residents are willing to cooperate with the government and investor;participation of local residents are still in lower level,residents are easy to be affect by many factors,so reasonable mechanism and mode of participation are demanded.
Key concepts: Tourism, Community participation, Water transfer, Government (linguistics), Field survey, Geography, Community development, Affect (linguistics)