The Interaction Mechanism of Tourism Carbon Emission Efficiency and Tourism Economy High-Quality Development in the Yellow River Basin

Shuxiao, Li; Zhan-hong, Cheng; Tong, Yun; He, Bin

doi:10.3390/en15196975

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“…Xiong et al 57 discovered that there is a feeble decoupling linkage between the regional TCDE and the economic progress, which is primarily driven by tourism in China. As the pursuit of high-quality development of TE continues, the growth rate of TE is likely to remain higher than the growth rate of TCDE, leading to an even wider gap in their respective growth rates 58 . When the second half of the inverted U-shaped relation of EKC appears, the decrease of TCDE and CD may lead to the decrease of CCD.…”

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Assessment of low-carbon tourism development from multi-aspect analysis: a case study of the Yellow River Basin, China

Si,

Tang

2024

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Climate change has become an unavoidable problem in achieving sustainable development. As one of the major industries worldwide, tourism can make a significant contribution to mitigating climate change. The main objective of the paper is to assess the development level of low-carbon tourism from multi-aspect, using the Yellow River Basin as an example. Firstly, this study quantified tourism carbon dioxide emissions and tourism economy, and analyzed their evolution characteristics. The interaction and coordination degree between tourism carbon dioxide emissions and tourism economy were then analyzed using the improved coupling coordination degree model. Finally, this study analyzed the change in total factor productivity of low-carbon tourism by calculating the Malmquist–Luenberger productivity index. The results showed that: (1) the tourism industry in the Yellow River Basin has the characteristics of the initial environmental Kuznets curve. (2) There was a strong interaction between tourism carbon dioxide emissions and tourism economy, which was manifested as mutual promotion. (3) The total factor productivity of low-carbon tourism was increasing. Based on the above results, it could be concluded that the development level of low-carbon tourism in the Yellow River Basin has been continuously improved from 2000 to 2019, but it is still in the early development stage with the continuous growth of carbon dioxide emissions.

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Assessment of low-carbon tourism development from multi-aspect analysis: a case study of the Yellow River Basin, China

Si,

Tang

2024

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“…The new development concept to construct an evaluation system for the high-quality development level of tourism has received widespread attention from Chinese scholars. The five dimensions of "innovation, coordination, green, openness and sharing" measure the level of quality tourism development at national [25], basin [26,27], and inter-provincial levels [28], respectively, proving that the overall level of tourism in China is on the rise. The study found that technological innovation in tourism [29] and the promotion of renewable energy [30] can significantly improve carbon efficiency.…”

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Spatial Spillover and Threshold Effects of High-Quality Tourism Development on Carbon Emission Efficiency of Tourism under the “Double Carbon” Target: Case Study of Jiangxi, China

Wang

Jia

2023

Sustainability

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High-quality tourism development under the “double carbon” target (the peaking of carbon emissions and achievement of carbon neutrality) is an important path to achieving low-carbon emissions in the tourism industry and is vital for improving the industry’s carbon emissions efficiency. Using spatial and temporal panel data for 11 prefecture-level cities in Jiangxi Province from 2000 to 2020, a spatial Durbin model and a threshold model were constructed to assess the spatial spillover and threshold effects that high-quality tourism development has on the carbon emission efficiency of the tourism industry. The three key results were as follows. (1) There is a non-linear relationship between the carbon emission efficiency of tourism and the high-quality development trend of tourism, with differences in spatial distribution. (2) Coordinated development, green development, and open development all have significant positive direct effects on the carbon emission efficiency of tourism. Innovation-driven and coordinated development have a positive spillover effect on the carbon emission efficiency of tourism. In contrast, green development, open development, and shared results have a negative spatial spillover effect. (3) When the scale of the tourism economy crosses the first threshold in the second stage and the structure of tourism investment crosses the second threshold in the third stage, the ability of the tourism quality development to enhance the tourism carbon emission efficiency is the largest. When the tourism investment structure and tourism carbon emission intensity cross a single threshold, the role of the tourism quality development level in enhancing the tourism carbon emission efficiency decreases. Accordingly, three types of countermeasures are proposed: solving development problems, tapping into positive spillovers, and scientifically describing the impact of thresholds. The ultimate goal of this is to provide theoretical references and innovative ideas for promoting green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of tourism in Jiangxi Province and elsewhere.

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“…For example, from the supply side perspective, He et al (2023) [15] constructed a high-quality tourism evaluation system including five dimensions of tourism economic scale, development speed, supply quality, industrial tourism structure, and tourism industry benefits. Drawing on the new development philosophy, [23] constructed an evaluation index system of the tourism economy's high-quality development from five dimensions: innovation, coordination, green, openness, and sharing. Lu (2022) [16] measured the high-quality development level of tourism from the four dimensions of the tourism industry economy, structure, integration, and performance.…”

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“…AT is the impact of all-for-one tourism demonstration zones in the treatment group. 2022) [23] and Chen and Huo (2022) [38], this research constructs a five-dimension indicator system to explain the affluent connotation of high-quality tourism development under the instruction of the new development philosophy.…”

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All-for-One Tourism Demonstration Zones and High-Quality Development of Tourism: Evidence from the Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

Liu

Wang

2023

Sustainability

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The all-for-one tourism guides the development of the tourism industry in China and promotes coordinated development of the economy and society. Existing studies emphasize the significance of all-for-one tourism but pay limited attention to the impact and mechanism of all-for-one tourism on the high-quality development of tourism. By employing the all-for-one tourism demonstration zones as a quasi-natural experiment, this research uses the time-varying difference-in-differences (DID) model to empirically investigate the relationship between all-for-one tourism demonstration zones and the high-quality development of tourism. In particular, under the guidance of the new development philosophy, this research constructs a measurement and evaluation indicator system for the high-quality development of tourism from five dimensions, including innovative, coordinated, green, open, and shared development. The results show that the all-for-one tourism demonstration zones positively impact the high-quality development of tourism, and the result is robust to a series of robustness checks, including the placebo test and the propensity score matching (PSM) procedures. Network infrastructure construction and tourism talent agglomeration are mechanisms channelling through all-for-one tourism demonstration zones and high-quality tourism development. Heterogeneity analysis reveals positive impacts of all-for-one tourism demonstration zones on central and western regions and provinces with a low proportion of tertiary sector.

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The Interaction Mechanism of Tourism Carbon Emission Efficiency and Tourism Economy High-Quality Development in the Yellow River Basin

Cited by 13 publications

References 52 publications

Assessment of low-carbon tourism development from multi-aspect analysis: a case study of the Yellow River Basin, China

Assessment of low-carbon tourism development from multi-aspect analysis: a case study of the Yellow River Basin, China

Spatial Spillover and Threshold Effects of High-Quality Tourism Development on Carbon Emission Efficiency of Tourism under the “Double Carbon” Target: Case Study of Jiangxi, China

All-for-One Tourism Demonstration Zones and High-Quality Development of Tourism: Evidence from the Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

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