The Importance of Toponymy of Mugalzhary Mountain Plots and Adjacent Territories to the Development of Geoturism

ABDULLINA, Akzhunus G.; Saparov, Kuat; Sergeyeva, Aigul; YEGINBAYEVA, Aigul Y.; Atasoy, Emin

doi:10.30892/gtg.25230-388

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“…It was one of the most difficult periods in the history of the Earth: the process of folding was in progress, some mountains collapsed and others rose. Aidarlyasha is one of the "echoes" of that period (Abdullina et al, 2019).…”

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Protection of the Geological Heritage of the Aktobe Oblast and Its Use for the Development of Geotourism

Sergeyeva¹,

ABDULLINA²,

AKHMET³

et al. 2022

GTG

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The purpose of the article is to study the geological objects of the Aktobe oblast and their use for the development of geotourism in the region. The analysis of published materials and field research data shows that the geological objects of the Aktobe oblast have all the properties and have much possibility to actively develop geotourism which depends on the level of local management and investments. The GAM method was used to assess geological objects. This method presents various estimates of main values (MV) and additional values (AV), which are very useful to preserve and develop the territory. As a result, the method provided different estimates in the development of geotourism.

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Protection of the Geological Heritage of the Aktobe Oblast and Its Use for the Development of Geotourism

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AKHMET³

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“…Toponymy research has been carried out, including those conducted by (Abdullina et al, 2019). The results of this study explain that toponymy is a science that studies geographical names, their origin, semantic meaning, development, current state, spelling, and pronunciation.…”

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Strengthening Regional Identity Through Toponomy Areas in The West Kalimantan-Serawak Border

Martina,

Damayanti,

Adnan

et al. 2024

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The border region is at the forefront of the nation"s resilience. Territorial claims by neighboring countries often occur due to many factors, including unclear boundaries of border areas. Therefore, research on strengthening regional identity through toponymy studies in the West Kalimantan-Serawak border area was carried out. The purpose of this study was to illustrate the way to strengthen territorial identity through toponymy in the West Kalimantan-Sarawak border area. The method used was qualitative with an ethnographic approach. The techniques used in this study were surveys, interviews, and literature studies. In addition, researchers also conducted FGDs by involving a purposively selected group of participants who have similar characteristics or experiences in the research topic being studied. To analyze the data, this study used related theories such as toponymy, identity, culture, and sociolinguistics. The findings show that the names of villages/hamlets, and places still use regional identity (Indonesia), especially West Kalimantan. The names of these regions reinforce the West Kalimantan-Sarawak territorial boundary to strengthen the position of the Indonesian state in the border area. However, most of the younger generations do not know or ignore the origins of toponymy in the region.

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“…Thus far the competencies of Malaysia as pertains to the tourism field are minimal and the promo of the worth of sustainability is in the hands of national and regional governments (Ongan & Gozgor, 2018). Abdullina et al (2019) believes that there is a raising demand for kinds of tourism that can be alternatives to mass tourist as well as, for some people a minimum of, the repercussion of how they take a trip on regional atmosphere and also communities is likely to affect their options. This fad is likely to raise with the on-going understanding elevating on the effect of consumers' " options on environmental and also social concerns.…”

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Advancing Sustainable Tourism Development and Its Contribution to Poverty Reduction and Development: Perspective from Malaysia

Choo¹,

Halim²

2022

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The role of the Malaysian government in promoting sustainable tourism is evident in the existing legal and institutional framework. There is evidence that indicate that Agenda 21 have been adopted in the national master plan. Sustainable Tourism aids in making a minimum impact on the local environment and culture as its essential tourism vision is narrower. Not only that, it helps in generating incomes and bring employment in the local communities while conserving the local ecosystems. The national ecotourism plan in Malaysia was intended to provide a general framework to assist the government in developing the country’s ecotourism potential. Under the plan, the definition of ecotourism follows that of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Ecotourism is defined as responsible travel and visitation to relatively undisturbed natural areas in order to enjoy and appreciate nature that conserves the environment and sustains the well-being of local people. As a result, quite a number of the tourism destinations in Malaysia have been gazetted as terrestrial or marine protected areas in various categories such as forest reserves, wildlife reserves, sanctuaries, wetlands and marine parks. In order to ensure the success of the eco-tourism plans, joint efforts between the various levels of government, the private sector and the local communities were planned and carried out to maximize the economic, socio-cultural and environmental benefits it has to bring. Although Ministry of Culture, Arts and Tourism of Malaysia acts as a single coordinating body to spearhead the overall implementation of the National Eco tourism plan, the Ministry recognizes the imperative role of the private sector and specifies roles for all sectors of Federal, State and Local Authority, private business, NGOs and other players. The tourism industry contributed to economic development through among others, providing employment and business opportunities, infrastructure improvement and increased in foreign exchange and tax revenues. Even though Malaysia is a relatively new entrant into tourism activities as compared to its ASEAN neighbors, the industry has grown tremendously over the years. By 2020, tourism industry is a key foreign exchange earner for Malaysia, contributing to over 42% of the country’s balance of payment. The industry has provides an important source of income, employment and wealth to the country. Keywords: Sustainable tourism, Tourism development, Contribution to poverty reduction, Malaysia.

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The Importance of Toponymy of Mugalzhary Mountain Plots and Adjacent Territories to the Development of Geoturism

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

Protection of the Geological Heritage of the Aktobe Oblast and Its Use for the Development of Geotourism

Protection of the Geological Heritage of the Aktobe Oblast and Its Use for the Development of Geotourism

Strengthening Regional Identity Through Toponomy Areas in The West Kalimantan-Serawak Border

Advancing Sustainable Tourism Development and Its Contribution to Poverty Reduction and Development: Perspective from Malaysia

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