Suitability evaluation of rural tourism based on AHP and fuzzy evaluation method

Xing, Yunheng; Li, Sheng; Liao, Jianjun; Wang, Zhiyuan; Wu, Bo

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“…Literature on the MCDA approach to tourism dimensions. (Benítez et al, 2007) Development of multi-criteria decision-making options to measure service quality in the tourism-based hotel industry (Zhang et al, 2011) Evaluation of tourism destination competitiveness in tourism destinations according to multicriteria decisionmaking systems (Huang & Peng, 2012) Measuring tourism competitiveness by country (Nilashi et al, 2019) Examination of the factors influencing medical tourism adoption (Hosseini et al, 2021) Recovery solutions for ecotourism centers during the Covid-19 pandemic (del Vasto-Terrientes et al, 2015) Assessment of official tourist destination websites (Šiljeg et al, 2019) Evaluation of land suitability on the basis of ecotourism (Tian et al, 2020) Evaluation of the environmental impacts of tourism (Karakuş, 2019) Determination of alternatives in tourism destinations (Asadpourian et al, 2020) Sustainable ecotourism development and impact analysis on tourism destination (Ilban & Yıldırım, 2017) Determination of tourism activities of the world's best tourism destinations (Najafinasab et al, 2020) Identifying strategies for developing medical tourism (Peng & Tzeng, 2017) Exploring heritage tourism performance improvement for making sustainable development strategies (Jozi & Majd, 2015) Ecological land capability evaluation in order to develop ecotourism (Hajizadeh et al, 2020) Ecotourism based capability evaluation (Ghasemi et al, 2021) Evaluation of health tourism destinations (Xiaoli, 2021) Evaluation of Rural Area Eco-Tourism Resources (Xiong et al, 2019) Rural tourism eligibility assessment (Cao & He, 2018) Examination of developable targets for tourism poverty reduction (Peng & Tzeng, 2012) Improving tourism competitiveness (Hung et al, 2014) Improvement and development of health tourism services (Kaymaz et al, 2021)…”

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Evaluation of nature parks according to Multi Criteria Decision Making Methods in nature-based tourism processes: Giresun-Turkey

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2022

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Protected areas are the focal point of processes that come to the forefront and contribute to tourism with the concern of transferring national and international natural and cultural areas to future generations. This study includes the determination of the evaluation factors for tourism-based protected area approaches, and the analysis of the protected areas that developed in terms of tourism and infrastructure among the nature parks in Giresun province according to the AHP-TOPSIS method. The proposed model is designed according to 4 main groups resource values and 15 sub-criteria. In the research, the opinions of the experts on the protected areas were analyzed by making pairwise comparisons and alternative selection. The results of these analyzes contribute to the correct decision-making, planning, management, and precise determination of investment areas for the protected areas used for tourism purposes while providing convenience to eliminate the deficiencies in protection and infrastructure planning.

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Evaluation of nature parks according to Multi Criteria Decision Making Methods in nature-based tourism processes: Giresun-Turkey

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Kaymaz

2022

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Análise De Estratégias De Gestão Do Ecossistema Do Lago Tondano No Norte Sulawesi, Indonésia Usando Métodos Swot E Ahp

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Rotinsulu,

Paat

2024

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Purpose: The study aimed to analyze strategies for managing the ecosystem of Lake Tondano to prepare a medium-term plan for its management. Theoretical Framework: The Lake Tondano ecosystem has important economic and ecological functions for the economy and welfare of the people in North Sulawesi Province. The quality of the lake ecosystem continues to decline including water pollution, siltation of the lake, shrinkage of the area and other uses that do not consider aspects of ecosystem sustainability. Method: The analysis method used a combination of SWOT and AHP, with stakeholder participation. Data was obtained through literature study and focus group discussions (FGD) involving both formal and informal stakeholders. Results: The AHP analysis results indicate that simultaneous impact criteria are the main criteria for determining priority strategies. Conclusions: Thirteen strategies were formulated based on the SWOT analysis. The medium-term plan's management priority strategies have been determined based on the results of the AHP analysis. These strategies include: (1) Controlling the level of water pollution and household waste, (2) Revitalizing the lake, (3) Developing institutions for integrated lake ecosystem management, and (4) Planning the spatial layout of the lakes and their boundaries.

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Evaluation of Rural Tourism Resources Based on the Tourists Perspective: A Case Study of Lanzhou City, China

Chen

2022

Journal of Resources and Ecology

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Suitability evaluation of rural tourism based on AHP and fuzzy evaluation method

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Evaluation of nature parks according to Multi Criteria Decision Making Methods in nature-based tourism processes: Giresun-Turkey

Evaluation of nature parks according to Multi Criteria Decision Making Methods in nature-based tourism processes: Giresun-Turkey

Análise De Estratégias De Gestão Do Ecossistema Do Lago Tondano No Norte Sulawesi, Indonésia Usando Métodos Swot E Ahp

Evaluation of Rural Tourism Resources Based on the Tourists Perspective: A Case Study of Lanzhou City, China

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