Perceptions of the impacts of tourism development : a case study of Hue city, Vietnam

The “Détente to Step Forward” Diplomatic Strategy and Efforts to Save Vietnam’s Fragile Peace from March 1946 to December 1946

“…The vibrant historical period [1945][1946] has attracted the attention of many researchers and historians, both in Vietnam and abroad whose works, especially the works that deal directly and indirectly with issues of protecting and consolidating the revolutionary government, have been published in many different genres including reference books, monographs, magazines, and textbooks in universities and colleges. Typical examples include: Vietnam's first year after the August Revolution (Nguyen, K. G., 1961); History of the resistance war against French colonial invasion (1994); Unforgettable Years (Vo, N. G., 1974); From the Hue Court to the Viet Bac War Zone (Pham, K. H., 1987); The An Nam Dragon (Bao, D., 1980); The work of protecting and building the people's government in Vietnam in the years [1945][1946] (Nguyen, T. U., 1999); Diplomatic struggle in the people's national democratic revolution (1945-1954) (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1976; Vietnam History 1940-1952(Philippe, 1952; Paris-Saigon-1952(Philippe, 1988; Vietnam in 1946: How did the war start? (Stein, 2013); The Vietnamese Revolution of 1945: Roosevelt, Ho Chi Minh, and De Gaulle in a World at War (Stein, 1991); Why Vietnam?…”

Local attitudes toward conservation and tourism around Xuan Son national park

“…A number of recent studies have examined the issue of local residents' attitudes and perceptions toward conservation and tourism development (Abeli 2017;Baker et al 2020;Eslami et al 2019;Harun et al 2018;Ochieng et al 2021;Stojković et al 2020). Their results generally showed either positive or negative attitudes depending on cultural and geographical circumstances (Pham and Kayat 2011;Stojković et al 2020;Walpole and Goodwin 2001), opportunity costs associated with Abstract It is increasingly viewed that the support of local communities is an essential element of biodiversity conservation, and benefits from protected areas are one of the reasons for their support. It is common to make a prediction that protected areas provide benefits, and the development of tourism is a common means that supplies such benefits.…”

“…Keywords: local attitudes, conservation, protected areas, tourism, eco-tourism protection and benefits that local residents received (Abeli 2017;Fiagbomeh 2013;Pham and Kayat 2011;Sundufu et al 2012). Some studies showed that those supporting conservation benefited from tourism, while others showed lower support than expected by those benefiting from tourism.…”