Analysis and Prediction of the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Tourism and Air Environment: Yangtze River Economic Zone in China as Example

Geng, Yuqing; Wei, Zejun; Zhang, Han; Maimaituerxun, Mukasar

doi:10.1155/2020/1406978

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“…Environment. Obviously, the mutual interactions between finance and air environment are complicated because they support and restrict each other [40]. Coupling coordination is an effective approach to analyze the mutual correlations of finance and air environment and reflect the whole financeair environment system's evolution tendency to be ordered and harmonious [41].…”

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Measurement and Prediction: Coupling Coordination of Finance and Air Environment

Geng

Tan

2020

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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This study finds that the comprehensive development degree (CDD) of the finance subsystem is less fluctuated than that of the air environment subsystem, and both subsystems share similarities in spatial distributions. The coupling coordination degrees (CCD) keep fluctuating with varied development directions and extents in different regions; besides, the eastern regions are higher than the western ones for the coupling coordination degrees. In the next years, the coordination degrees of the regions will have different tendencies: despite of the former fluctuation trends, regions in the coordination range will have upward trends, while those in the transition range will be likely to decline. The results are useful in proposing corresponding measures to promote the coordination development between finance and air environment.

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Section: Coupling Coordination Between Finance and Airmentioning

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Measurement and Prediction: Coupling Coordination of Finance and Air Environment

Geng

Tan

2020

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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“…We divided the indicators into positive and negative indicators [ 32 , 33 , 34 ]. The specific standardization process is discussed in length.…”

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Urban and Rural Population and Development Research on Medical Coordination: In View of Dalian 2008–2017 Official Statistics

Qiu

Guo

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Providing universal quality health services is one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) to achieve by 2030. We evaluated the sustainable and coordinated development of urban and rural medical care from 2008–2017 in Dalian, China, by developing an evaluation system based on population and health services. We used a comprehensive development index model and a coupling coordination model to evaluate the status and sustainable development of population and medical services in Dalian. The overall level of population development index in urban areas was significantly lower than in rural areas in the past decade. Comparing the data for 2008 and 2017, Zhongshan District (−31.51%), Ganjingzi District (−25.67%), Lyshunkou District (−35.45%), and Pulandian District (−19.59%) posted significant declines in the population development index. The overall medical service development index for both urban and rural areas registered a steady upward trend. In terms of the relationship between population and medical services, a more pronounced coupling running-in stage was observed among urban areas than among rural areas. Among urban areas, the coupling running-in stage in Zhongshan District (2013–2016) and Shahekou District (2011–2014) was most pronounced, while among rural areas, Jinzhou District (2012–2016, 0.684~0.756) had the most distinct coupling running-in stage. In terms of coordination development, we found that both urban and rural areas experienced a long period of moderate coordination stage. Among urban areas, except for some middle and mountainous districts with unstable changes in the coordination degree, the overall development trend in the region showed a stable transition from moderate coordination stage towards high coordination stage. From 2008 to 2017, only the coordination degree in Jinzhou District (−9.17%) showed negative growth. Although considerable efforts have been initiated to improve the coordinated development of Dalian’s urban and rural populations and its medical services, the medical and healthcare systems still face numerous challenges.

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“…Scholars point out that educational tourism can not only promote the development of tourism industry in the whole city and region, but also promote the development of other industries [9]. In other words, destination development of educational tourism, can promote local economic activities, improve the overall economic level [10,11,12]. This means that the impact of educational tourism on the destination economy may show growth in investment, employment, entrepreneurship and consumption.…”

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The Nature of Educational Tourism: The Aspects of Means-end Chain Approach

Yen

Zhang

2021

AJESS

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This study aimed at investigating the nature of educational tourism by the adoption of means-end chain approach. Data was collected by interviewing three college students who finished the survey at Panxi area in 2020. Means-end chain approach, then, was employed to analyze the data. Findings show that a total of six meaningful paths: professional competence - research work - the integrated value of knowing and doing, destination health tourism resources -research work - the integration of knowing and doing, professional competence - interpersonal communication -research motivation - the integration of knowing and doing, destination travel Impressions - research work – discovery, travel habits -research work – discovery, and interpersonal communication - research work - leisure and social value could be met to be the approached to the nature of educational tourism. For example, college students hope to bring together their knowledge and behavior by participating in educational tourism. By verifying their professional ability (attributes), completing the research work (results), and reflecting the study of tourism to use, and the integration of knowing and doing. Moreover, recommendations to the government, industry, and future research were drawn.

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Analysis and Prediction of the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Tourism and Air Environment: Yangtze River Economic Zone in China as Example

Cited by 56 publications

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Measurement and Prediction: Coupling Coordination of Finance and Air Environment

Measurement and Prediction: Coupling Coordination of Finance and Air Environment

Urban and Rural Population and Development Research on Medical Coordination: In View of Dalian 2008–2017 Official Statistics

The Nature of Educational Tourism: The Aspects of Means-end Chain Approach

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