Innovation Strategy of Tourism Factory - A case on Taiwan Tea Industry

Lin, Shin-Yi; Wu, Tain-Fung

doi:10.2991/esm-16.2016.49

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“…"We will pass through the tea gardens on our journey that will take about 15-20 minutes" (Anı Tour-Turkey). Findings support the results of previous studies (Leung, 2007;Lin & Wu, 2016). In addition to the facilities mentioned above, India offers different tea tourism products such as tea trails or routes, tea research centers, and auction centers.…”

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Analyzing Tea Tourism Products and Experiences From India and Turkey

Yılmaz

Dixit

2023

Tourism (Zagreb, Online)

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Tea is considered an important symbol of expression of socio-cultural heritage, community bonding, ethnicities, and customs to strengthen local place identity. Tea tourism offers an engaging and enduring gastronomic experience due to the active participation of tourists. This study aims to identify the key destination tea tourism products or experiences. This study uses a qualitative research approach to identify the prime tea tourism products and experiences from two important tea-growing nations, i.e., India and Turkey, ranked second and fifth in global tea production, respectively. The research findings present four main categories: facilities, activities, tours, training, Observation, and twenty-five sub-categories relating to tea tourism products and experiences. This study also strives to discover the contribution of tea tourism products or experiences in the tours conducted by Indian and Turkey travel agencies. This study is one of the first studies to examine the selected elements of tea tourism at the destination. The results will contribute to several theoretical and practical implications concerning tea tourism in tea-producing countries. The study will also offer essential insights into how travel agencies may use tea tourism products and experiences efficiently in packaging their tours.

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confidence: 89%

“…Lastly, research on tea tourism products has generally been conducted in tea factories, gardens, and tea-related accommodations (Aslam & Jolliffe, 2015;Lin & Wu, 2016). In this sense, travel agencies serve, promote, and market tea tourism products and experiences to tourists (Mondal & Samaddar, 2021a).…”

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confidence: 99%

Analyzing Tea Tourism Products and Experiences From India and Turkey

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Dixit

2023

Tourism (Zagreb, Online)

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“…One of them is Taiwan. Taiwan has made a lot of efforts in related fields in recent years and achieved certain results [49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57]. Taomi Eco-Village [58] is a village located in Puli Township, Nantou County, Taiwan, along the route to Sun Moon Lake.…”

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The Sustainability Level of an EcoVillage in the Upper Citarum Watershed of West Java Province, Indonesia

Syamsiyah,

Sulistyowati,

Noor

et al. 2023

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The Citarum watershed is the longest in West Java Province. It is used as a source of raw water for drinking water, irrigation water for hundreds of thousands of hectares of rice fields, fisheries, industrial raw water, and hydroelectric power plants. The high population and industry growth at the outskirts of the Citarum watershed, which is not accompanied by good waste management, also results in high pollution in the Citarum watershed. Various efforts to handle the issue have been carried out since 1989 until the present; however, this problem still needs to be solved. One of the approaches to overcome environmental pollution that has been conducted is to develop an environmentally-cultured village. This study aims to determine the sustainability level of environmentally-cultured villages in the Upper Citarum watershed viewed from ecological, economic, social, and cultural dimensions using a multidimensional scaling (MDS) approach with the Rapid Appraisal Technique for Ecovillage (RAPVIL) software (version 1.0). The result shows that the multidimensional sustainability of ecovillage development in the Upper Citarum watershed, West Java Province is “fairly sustainable” for the cultural dimension and “poorly sustainable” for the ecological, social, and economic dimensions. This result shows that ecovillage development still requires support from various stakeholders to improve its sustainability status. The cultural dimension has the highest value due to the local cultural values, including a value system, traditions, languages, norms, and customs that have grown in the community. Meanwhile, the social dimension has the lowest sustainability value, influenced by the low level of community participation in ecovillage development.

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“…The concept of regional revitalization was first proposed in Japan [1,2], and similar concepts have been implemented in many countries and regions. Taiwan has also made many attempts in related fields in recent years and achieved certain results [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Those studies were analyzed from different perspectives using mature cases, providing an important reference for the development of this study.…”

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The Communication Mechanism in the Workshop and Its Implications for the Sustainable Development of Traditional Crafts: A Case Study of Lacquer Culture in Taomi Eco-Village

Sun

Liao²,

Chang

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Many countries have been digging deeply into local culture and characteristics, and constructing appropriate models for culture, industry, and consumers is a critical problem. Employing a qualitative research method, this study focused on the communication mechanism in the workshop and its implications for the sustainable development of lacquer in Taiwan. A creation-exhibit-popularize model was constructed. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews with one lacquer artist. The results showed that cultural sustainability needs to be addressed from different aspects in order to benefit all participants. This can allow those who have no artistic background to participate, feel the charm of art, and realize the connotation and value of culture, and the artworks can convey the value of cultural features to tourists. A follow-up study should focus on how participants and visitors can better appreciate the value of activities such as workshops, and explore ways to invite them to give feedback. Due to the limitation of the number of people in these activities, and because many people may not have time to participate, it is advisable to use technology to achieve simultaneous offline and online implementation, which is of great benefit to cultural sustainability.

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Innovation Strategy of Tourism Factory - A case on Taiwan Tea Industry

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Cited by 5 publications

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Analyzing Tea Tourism Products and Experiences From India and Turkey

Analyzing Tea Tourism Products and Experiences From India and Turkey

The Sustainability Level of an EcoVillage in the Upper Citarum Watershed of West Java Province, Indonesia

The Communication Mechanism in the Workshop and Its Implications for the Sustainable Development of Traditional Crafts: A Case Study of Lacquer Culture in Taomi Eco-Village

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