A study on the attribute of rural tourism using the choice experiment

Jung, Jiwoo; Lee, Won Seok; Myungkeun, Song; Moon, Joonho

doi:10.24992/kjht.2020.01.29.01.199.

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“…The agricultural landscape is being considered as an essential element of rural tourism and an important attribute for the choice of tourist accommodation in rural areas [39,40]. Thus, this study specifically hypothesizes a real-life scenario of choosing an accommodation for rural tourism.…”

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“…In this study, we selected the attributes that are mutually independent to satisfy the IIA assumption of the logit model [36,41,42]. In addition, the attributes were selected with consideration to the previous research [39,40,[43][44][45][46][47][48][49]. When evaluating the values of attributes of general commodities using the CE method, the market price is usually taken as a reference to set the price level.…”

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A study on the attribute of rural tourism using the choice experiment

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Analyzing the Impact of Agrophotovoltaic Power Plants on the Amenity Value of Agricultural Landscape: The Case of the Republic of Korea

Analyzing the Impact of Agrophotovoltaic Power Plants on the Amenity Value of Agricultural Landscape: The Case of the Republic of Korea

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