How has rural tourism influenced the sustainable development of traditional villages? A systematic literature review

Yanan, Li; Ismail, Muhammad Azzam; Aminuddin, Asrul

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e25627

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“…This may explain the impact of technology on environmental sustainability, foreign cultural impacts, and the economic development of agritourism [55]. These findings suggest that overreliance on technology in agritourism can lead to conflicts between traditional culture and modern technology, highlighting the crucial role of technology regulation in achieving a balanced and sustainable tourism experience [56].…”

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The Moderating Role of Technological Knowledge in the Relationship Between Perceived Sustainable Marketing and Intention to Agritourism

2024

Int. J. Anal. Appl.

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Agritourism is a key component of sustainable tourism, focusing on minimizing environmental impacts. This study evaluates how technological knowledge influences tourist behavior and intentions within agritourism, employing the Theory of Planned Behavior for a structured quantitative analysis. Data from 348 visitors to orchards, farms, and aquaculture sites in agritourism settings were analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling. Results show a significant impact of perceived environmental factors on attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, and perceptions of sustainable marketing. Importantly, technological knowledge plays a vital moderating role in linking sustainable marketing perceptions to the intention to engage in agritourism. This research sheds light on the dynamic relationship between sustainable marketing, technological knowledge, and tourist behavior in agritourism, offering insights for businesses and policymakers to foster sustainable practices and enhance the appeal of agritourism experiences.

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The Moderating Role of Technological Knowledge in the Relationship Between Perceived Sustainable Marketing and Intention to Agritourism

2024

Int. J. Anal. Appl.

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“…On the one hand, rapid urbanization has had certain effects on rural areas, causing some of them to decline rapidly [2,3]. On the other hand, ever-expanding cities, through the radiation effect, have brought development opportunities to rural areas, causing some villages to develop rapidly [4,5]. This phenomenon has manifested most significantly in urban-rural population flows and changes in construction land.…”

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Coupling of Changing Trends in Population and Construction Land in Traditional Rural Areas and Spatial Patterns in Urban–Rural Development, 2016–2021: A Case Study of Heilongjiang Province, China

Lin,

Du,

Zhang

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Achieving the goal of integrated urban–rural development is to achieve a spatially balanced development of the constituent elements of urban–rural relations in China. Rural populations and land dedicated to construction are the main components of the countryside in traditional agricultural areas; they play an important role in the development of the countryside itself in terms of urban and rural land use and in the formation of urban and rural development patterns. This study analyzes the spatial and temporal changes in rural populations and construction land at the township level, alongside assessing various forms and the extent of coupled development. Herein, we consider the role of urban–rural attractiveness and propose a framework for relationships between urban and rural development based on different forms of coupled development; a model of urban–rural forces is constructed to determine spatial patterns of urban–rural development at the township level that may transpire in the future. Our study shows that the rural population and construction land in the study area are characterized by significant spatial and temporal dynamics, indicating that traditional rural areas are in a process of rapid development and change. The results of our measurements of township-level coupling indicate that there exist four development patterns within urban–rural development: the A-type is most likely to produce new cities or satellite towns in the future and form new urban areas; the B-type is the area most likely to cease and be annexed to other villages or cities to meet building targets; the C-type comprises areas to be focused on in the future to attract populations and strictly control the growth of rural construction land areas (to avoid land transforming into the B-type); and the D-type refers to lands upon which regional township centers may develop in the future, becoming an area devoted to rural revitalization. The A-type and D-type are prioritized for the allocation of construction land, which can be contracted from types B and C. The results of this study have provided important reference for the formulation of population and construction land control policies in accordance with local conditions and the realization of integrated urban and rural development strategies.

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Problems in the development of Russian agricultural producers as the rural tourism market participants

Shcherba,

Oleynikova

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The article explores the key aspects of the process of national agricultural enterprises entering the rural tourism market of the Russian Federation, considering industry conditions and legislative novelties. The fundamental problems of the tourist activity of Russian agricultural producers are considered in the context of three approaches – from the point of view of the problems of the rural tourism market as part of the tourism industry, from the standpoint of organizational and legal problems of agricultural enterprises as subjects of the sphere under consideration, as well as within the framework of the problem of defining a tourist product in agribusiness. The analysis of trends is conducted for certain aspects, and the main reasons for changes are identified. The paper formulates promising areas of activity for agricultural producers as participants in the tourism market, and proposes an author’s triad of approaches to solving problems of agribusiness in the tourism industry.

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How has rural tourism influenced the sustainable development of traditional villages? A systematic literature review

Cited by 11 publications

References 115 publications

The Moderating Role of Technological Knowledge in the Relationship Between Perceived Sustainable Marketing and Intention to Agritourism

The Moderating Role of Technological Knowledge in the Relationship Between Perceived Sustainable Marketing and Intention to Agritourism

Coupling of Changing Trends in Population and Construction Land in Traditional Rural Areas and Spatial Patterns in Urban–Rural Development, 2016–2021: A Case Study of Heilongjiang Province, China

Problems in the development of Russian agricultural producers as the rural tourism market participants

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