Sustainable tourism development efforts by local governments in Poland

Kapera, Izabela

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2018.05.001

Cited by 138 publications

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“…Innovative approaches are required to aid in the conflict resolution process. Research has shown that as the level of agreement between groups of stakeholders increases, so does the likelihood of collaboration and compromise [56]. At the local level, communities represented by local government officials are usually responsible for coordinating the relationships between public authorities, business owners, and other social stakeholders.…”

Section: Evaluation Of Disaster Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of All-for-One Tourism in Mountain Areas Using Multi-Source Data

2018

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All-for-one tourism is a new viewpoint of tourism development involving overall planning and cooperative mechanisms. Over the past few years, the researchers have put forward many conceptual models to guide the top-level design and specific practice of all-for-one tourism. However, these studies mainly focus on social, economic and cultural effect in mature tourism areas, lacking comprehensive analysis from geographical perspective and neglecting the underdeveloped regions. In this paper, we attempt to apply geographic information system technology to tourism evaluation, exploring the approach of all-for-one tourism development in mountain regions. Zunyi city is selected as the research region and evaluated on the abundance, quality and spatial pattern of tourism resources, climate comfort, natural disaster possibility, and convenience of infrastructure or social service. Multi-source datasets collected from websites, reanalysis data, remote sensing products and observation stations are used. Based on data analysis, some recommendations including enriching cultural tourism products through cultural creativity, ensuring regional coordinated development through spatial optimization, respecting the spatiotemporal characteristics of climate and the laws of nature, and strengthening construction of infrastructure, are discussed to promote the healthy development of all-for-one tourism. attention of governments, enterprises and social problem researchers, as it is regarded as an effective and reliable approach to achieve rural revitalization and promote the coordinated and sustainable development of urban and rural areas [6].Recently, various conceptual models have been presented to explain the connotation of all-for-one tourism. Li et al. [7] summed up all-for-one tourism as "four new ideas" (resources, products, industries and markets) and "eight constructive aspects" (all tourism elements, all professions, all processes, all levels, the entire space and time, the whole society, all participant departments and all latent tourists). They argued that all-for-one tourism should aim at providing tourists with sufficient product experiences by integrating various industries, cooperating different departments, uniting all participants in the region, and taking full use of tourism destinations. Li [8] pointed out that all-for-one tourism is a new regional coordinated development mode, where tourism is the dominant industry and promotes the development of the economy and society in the chosen region. The ultimate goal of all-for-one tourism is to achieve the scientific and reasonable integration of resources, industries and developments, as well as social co-construction and sharing through optimizing and upgrading the complex systematic structure within a specific region. Zhang et al. [9] emphasized the domain perspective of all-for-one tourism, including temporal-spatial domain, industry domain, element domain and management domain. Feng [5] unscrambled the necessity of all-for-one tourism development from the five charact...

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Section: Evaluation Of Disaster Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of All-for-One Tourism in Mountain Areas Using Multi-Source Data

2018

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“…Tourism has shown sustainable growth over the last few decades, leading to the development of multiple tourism-related industries [5]. Sustainable development is increasingly becoming a priority issue in tourism development in the modern world [6]. Tourism has repeatedly been reported as a powerful activity that can have significant impacts on a nation, often concerning a country's economy, society and culture, and environment [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

Sustainable Tourism Model Based on Environmental Wisdom in Penglipuran Tourism Village, Kubu Subdistrict, Bangli

Laksmi¹,

Candranegara²

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of Social Science

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This article aims to find out the form and implementation of sustainable tourism based on environmental wisdom. This study is designed using a qualitative method. There are two results found. First, the form of sustainable tourism based on environmental wisdom includes (1) the form of policy contained in the vision of the tourism village management agency, (2) the form of the organizational structure of the management institution that collaborates indigenous people and villagers, and (3) the form of distribution of retribution proceeds determined through the Decree of the Level II Regional Chief of Bangli. Second, the implementation of sustainable tourism based on environmental wisdom includes (1) conservation of the physical environment, (2) biotic (forest) environmental conservation, and (3) tourism business development. Third, the sustainable tourism model based on environmental wisdom is a model of tourism village development with collaboration between local community elements.

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“…It has resulted in positively significant growth of the economy of the society and its rapid development has led to growth of multiple-related industries [6]. Additionally, along the journey of sustainably developing modern world, the tourism is the leading supporting factor [7]. In its long history, its great impact of progress creates a good climate to the economic outgrowth of many host countries [8].…”

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confidence: 99%

The Battle of Power in Sacred Arena: A Study at Pura Dasar Buana of Gelgel, Bali

Mardika¹

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of Social Science

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Temples are generally interpreted as sacred places. However, studies on a number of temples indicate that temples function plurals. Tracking the function of temples in a dynamic historical perspective is interesting to examine. As in the Pura Dasar Buana of Gelgel located in the center of the Kingdom of Bali, the king who ruled in the XIV-XVI century was the temple of the center of the kingdom of Bali. This study aims to understand the meaning of power struggling processes at the Pura Dasar Buana of Gelgel, especially to reveal the relations of political power between actors. The two theories used are the theory of power and knowledge by Foucault, and the modality theory of Bourdieu. Data were analyzed inductively using cultural study methods. This article argues that temple has a political function and shows that there are the models of power relations among the supporting actors.

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Sustainable tourism development efforts by local governments in Poland

Cited by 138 publications

References 30 publications

Evaluation of All-for-One Tourism in Mountain Areas Using Multi-Source Data

Evaluation of All-for-One Tourism in Mountain Areas Using Multi-Source Data

Sustainable Tourism Model Based on Environmental Wisdom in Penglipuran Tourism Village, Kubu Subdistrict, Bangli

The Battle of Power in Sacred Arena: A Study at Pura Dasar Buana of Gelgel, Bali

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