Educating Students in History and Geography Subjects through Visiting Historical Sites to Develop Local Economy and Community Tourism Services in Thai Nguyen and Ha Giang Provinces, Vietnam

Hương, Lê Thị; Hằng, Nguyễn Thị; Huy, Dinh Trần Ngọc; Tinh, Duong Thi; Huyen, Duong Thi

doi:10.47059/revistageintec.v11i3.1911

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“…Concerns have been raised, however, concerning the environmental effect of this sector as a result of the region's tourist boom. Tourism activities are linked to increasing pollution and waste, as well as the depletion of natural resources, according to a body of academic research (Hang et al, 2021). To solve these issues, it is essential to guarantee that the growth of tourism in the central Highlands is sustainable.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Drawing upon data from the area, the aim of this study is to investigate the factors influencing sustainable tourism growth in Vietnam’s central highlands (Buckley, 2017; Hang et al, 2021). The primary objective is to enhance our understanding of the region’s potential and the challenges it faces in sustainable tourism development (Milićević et al, 2021) and to propose actionable measures to foster sustainable practices (Tran et al, 2022).…”

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Factors Affecting Sustainable Tourism Development: Evidence from the Central Highlands of Vietnam

Nguyen,

Thanh

2024

Sage Open

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Tourism is a very important part of Vietnam’s economy, and the country’s central highlands offer a lot of chances to grow tourism. However, due to the challenging terrain, remote location, and diverse ethnic populations, creating sustainable tourism in this area poses a significant challenge. To address this issue, our study employs quantitative research methodologies, including questionnaire surveys conducted with local stakeholders. Our research identifies cultural, economic, infrastructural, policy, and regulatory factors as critical drivers of long-term tourism growth in the region. The results show that sustainable tourism growth in Vietnam’s central highlands needs a complete plan that considers the area’s unique natural and cultural environment. In addition, our research gives policymakers and people in the tourism industry important information they can use to promote sustainable tourism development in this region.

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Section: Environmental Sustainabilitymentioning

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Factors Affecting Sustainable Tourism Development: Evidence from the Central Highlands of Vietnam

Nguyen,

Thanh

2024

Sage Open

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“…The offline topics of the study are continued by researches that during formation of professional competences of teachers of geography emphasize visiting historically and geographically significant places. Among such publications the article by Huong, Hang et al, (2021), are noteworthy.…”

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“…Oriental scientists state that in recent years at history and geography lessons in Vietnam a considerable attention is paid to highlighting cultural characteristics (Huong, Hang et al, 2021). Scientists conducted a qualitative analysis of educational achievements and concluded that a real (physical), but not a virtual visit to possible (usually nearby and low-budget) places of interest shows high results.…”

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An Integral Model of Training of Future Teacher of Geography for the Local History and Tourism Work on the Basis of Competence Approach. A Proposal for Transitional Forms of Education

Rozhi

Humenyuk

Fomin

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RREM

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Social transformations, changings on the labour market, in particular in the educational services' sector, need qualitative modifications in conceptual principles of prospective geography teachers’ vocational training. As a result of scientific literature's studying, the essence of the problem of prospective teachers' geography training for hiking and local-lore activities has been analyzed, and a set of conclusions have been formulated. Until the mid 20th century scientists had been researching organisation of tourist-related and regional studies activities mostly in line with traditional school didactics. Only at the end of the second half of the 20th century – at the beginning of the 21st century interest for the organisation of students’ tourism and their studies of local lore grew higher. During this period foundations have been laid for touristic and local-lore activities as a pedagogical category in tertiary institutions. Attempts are being made to study this question in the context of new pedagogical technologies. Therefore explorers have concentrated their attention on professional competence, description of its significant indications and structure, on diagnostics.

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“…Green tourism can also help Vietnam to differentiate itself from other destinations and attract more environmentally and socially conscious tourists. Vietnam has emerged as a popular tourist destination in recent years due to its natural and cultural attractions, leading to a significant increase in tourism growth (Hang, 2021).…”

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The Factors Influence the Intention to Invest in Green Tourism in Vietnam: Evidence from Business Survey

Thanh¹,

Thanh²

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: This research aims to examine the factors that impact the intention of businesses to invest in green tourism in Vietnam. The findings of this research can potentially provide insights and guidance to businesses and policymakers in making informed decisions regarding sustainable tourism practices and investments in the sector. Theoretical framework: The theoretical framework for this research topic could draw upon several relevant concepts and theories from the fields of sustainable tourism, community development, and environmental psychology. Design/methodology/approach: The methodology and approach for this research involve conducting a quantitative survey among businesses operating in the tourism industry in Vietnam during the year 2022. This includes designing and distributing the survey, collecting and analyzing the responses, and conducting a review of relevant literature. By using this mixed-methods approach, the research can provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors that influence businesses' intention to invest in green tourism in Vietnam. Findings: The study examines the factors that influence investment intentions in green The findings reveal that government policies and regulations, funding and financial resources, local community involvement, and tourist demand have a significant and positive influence on investment intentions in sustainable tourism. However, public awareness and education, as well as infrastructure and technology, do not demonstrate a statistically significant impact on investment intentions. Research, Practical & Social implications: The results indicate that investment intentions in green tourism are affected by government policies and regulations, as well as the accessibility of funding and financial resources. Additionally, the engagement of local communities and catering to the needs of environmentally and socially conscious tourists are crucial factors. However, the study also reveals that public awareness and education, as well as infrastructure and technology, do not have a statistically significant effect on investment intentions. The findings underscore the necessity for additional research to investigate the influence of public awareness and education on investment intentions and to tackle the challenge of low public awareness. Originality/value: Being the first research on this topic conducted in Vietnam, this study holds a unique position in advancing the understanding of sustainable tourism practices in the country's tourism industry. Additionally, the findings of this research can aid in developing policies and programs that promote sustainable tourism practices, which can have benefits for both the local communities and the tourism industry.

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Educating Students in History and Geography Subjects through Visiting Historical Sites to Develop Local Economy and Community Tourism Services in Thai Nguyen and Ha Giang Provinces, Vietnam

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Factors Affecting Sustainable Tourism Development: Evidence from the Central Highlands of Vietnam

Factors Affecting Sustainable Tourism Development: Evidence from the Central Highlands of Vietnam

An Integral Model of Training of Future Teacher of Geography for the Local History and Tourism Work on the Basis of Competence Approach. A Proposal for Transitional Forms of Education

The Factors Influence the Intention to Invest in Green Tourism in Vietnam: Evidence from Business Survey

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