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Tourism Development in Sri Lanka: A Case Study of Sustainable Practices in a Small Island Developing State (SIDS) 斯里兰卡的旅游业发展：小岛屿发展中国家（SIDS）可持续做法案例研究

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Pub Date : 2024-07-17 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0079

M. Pathirana, N. Scott, G. Sarah

This case study investigates the influence of geopolitics on sustainable tourism development in Sri Lanka, emphasizing the complexities arising from global power struggles. It explores how political factors such as competition for maritime dominance, unrest, and regional development shape economic, social, and environmental dimensions of sustainability. By analyzing stakeholder’s perspectives and integrating political factors into the Triple Bottom Line framework, the study offers insights into navigating challenges and harnessing opportunities for sustainable tourism amidst geopolitical dynamics. © The Authors 2024

本案例研究调查了地缘政治对斯里兰卡旅游业可持续发展的影响，强调了全球权力斗争带来的复杂性。它探讨了争夺海洋主导权、动荡和地区发展等政治因素如何影响可持续发展的经济、社会和环境层面。通过分析利益相关者的观点并将政治因素纳入三重底线框架，该研究为在地缘政治动态中驾驭挑战和利用可持续旅游业的机遇提供了真知灼见。 © 作者 2024

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Editorial: Community Based Tourism and Hospitality for Urban and Rural Development Successes, Potentials and Challenges in the Sub-Saharan African Region 社论：基于社区的旅游业和酒店业促进城乡发展撒哈拉以南非洲地区的成功、潜力和挑战

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Pub Date : 2024-07-17 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0077

Naomi M. Moswete, Monkgogi Lenao

This collection of case studies examines the role, significance, and challenges of community-based tourism (CBT) development in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Highlighting practical instances of urban and rural communities engaged in communally owned tourism ventures, this special collection reflects on the tourism industry's impact on the socio-economic landscape of SSA. © CAB International 2024

这本案例研究集探讨了撒哈拉以南非洲地区（SSA）以社区为基础的旅游业（CBT）发展的作用、意义和挑战。本专集重点介绍了城市和农村社区参与社区拥有的旅游企业的实际案例，反映了旅游业对撒哈拉以南非洲社会经济景观的影响。 © CAB International 2024

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Navigating through Transnational Experiences of Chinese Working Holiday Makers in New Zealand 新西兰华人打工度假者的跨国经验导航

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Pub Date : 2024-06-04 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0053

Hongrui Zhu

In 2008, New Zealand took the lead globally in offering a working holiday scheme to Chinese youth following the Free Trade Agreement between the two countries. This scheme allows Chinese participants to live, work, and/or travel for 12 months in New Zealand, which attracted huge attention and sparked enormous interest among young Chinese. Against this backdrop, the primary focus of this case study is to examine the transnational experiences of Chinese working holiday makers (WHMs) in New Zealand through a cultural lens, highlighting the distinctive characteristics of this cohort. In particular, this case study explores the factors that motivated young Chinese to become WHMs in New Zealand. Moreover, this case sheds light on their dual-layered working experience; namely how they adapted to the positive working dynamics in New Zealand compared to the working experience back in China while still navigating through perceived precarious situations. This case further discusses how Chinese individuals have transformed their understanding of sociocultural norms and parental expectations through working holidays. Furthermore, the case study examines the broader economic impact of this growing cohort on New Zealand, providing insights into the implications of the working holiday scheme. © The Author 2024

2008 年，新西兰与中国签署自由贸易协定后，在全球率先向中国青年提供工作假期计划。该计划允许中国参与者在新西兰生活、工作和/或旅游12个月，引起了中国青年的极大关注和浓厚兴趣。在此背景下，本案例研究的主要重点是通过文化视角考察中国打工度假者（WHMs）在新西兰的跨国经历，突出这一群体的鲜明特点。特别是，本案例研究探讨了促使中国年轻人成为新西兰打工度假者的因素。此外，本案例还揭示了他们的双层工作经历，即与在中国的工作经历相比，他们是如何适应新西兰积极的工作动态，同时仍然在不稳定的环境中摸爬滚打的。本案例进一步讨论了中国人如何通过假期工作来改变他们对社会文化规范和父母期望的理解。此外，本案例研究还探讨了这一日益壮大的群体对新西兰经济的广泛影响，为打工度假计划的影响提供了深入的见解。作者 2024

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Exploring the Case: Navigating through Transnational Experiences of Chinese Working Holiday Makers in New Zealand 案例探索：中国人在新西兰打工度假的跨国经历

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Pub Date : 2024-06-04 DOI: 10.1079/tourismetc.2024.0053

Hongrui Zhu

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Sustainable Tourism in Galapagos: The Perception of the Stakeholders 加拉帕戈斯的可持续旅游业：利益相关者的看法

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Pub Date : 2024-06-03 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0054

Lady Soto Navarrete, Òscar Saladié

The Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) are a living laboratory and a sensitive area where, among other activities, tourism is performed. The unique flora, fauna, and landscapes motivate thousands of people to visit the islands every year, generating economic benefits and various considerations regarding environmental issues. © The Authors 2024

加拉帕戈斯群岛（厄瓜多尔）是一个活生生的实验室，也是一个敏感地区，除其他活动外，旅游业也在这里开展。独特的动植物群和地貌每年吸引成千上万的人到岛上旅游，带来经济效益的同时，也带来了有关环境问题的各种考虑。 © 作者 2024

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Exploring the Case: Sustainable Tourism in Galapagos: The Perception of the Stakeholders 案例探索：加拉帕戈斯的可持续旅游业：利益相关者的看法

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Pub Date : 2024-06-03 DOI: 10.1079/tourismetc.2024.0054

Lady Soto Navarrete, Òscar Saladié

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One Man, Two Women and a Dog: Cases of Ageing in the Outdoors 一个男人、两个女人和一条狗：户外养老案例

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Pub Date : 2024-03-12 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0035

Geoff Cooper, Di Collins, Barbara Humberstone

These three auto-ethnographies are the embodied stories of lifelong outdoor enthusiasts. They explore the sensibilities of and entanglements with nature and corporeality of ‘Baby Boomers’. Each narrative reveals the embodied challenges remembered and experienced. We show that getting older and experiencing illness and/or injury does not deny opportunities to enjoy nature-based activities and performance in the outdoors. These narratives provide illumination and snapshots of older outdoor participants’ engagement in/with the outdoors. The first narrative highlights the sensibilities and real affects/effects of illness and how they are managed to retain involvement in outdoor leadership. The next explores the author’s emotions at adapting her embodied activities as she becomes older. The final tale describes how running and walking with an ageing dog opens up comparisons with the author’s own embodied capabilities and enjoyment of the outdoors. © CAB International 2024

这三篇自述是终身户外运动爱好者的亲身经历。它们探讨了 "婴儿潮一代 "对自然和肉体的感受以及与自然和肉体的纠葛。每段叙述都揭示了他们记忆中和经历过的挑战。我们表明，年龄的增长、疾病和/或受伤并不会剥夺享受以自然为基础的户外活动和表演的机会。这些叙述为老年户外活动参与者参与户外活动提供了启示和快照。第一段叙述强调了疾病的敏感性和实际影响/后果，以及如何处理这些影响/后果以继续参与户外领导活动。接下来的故事探讨了作者随着年龄的增长而调整其身体活动时的情绪。最后一个故事描述了作者如何与一只年迈的狗一起跑步和散步，并将其与自己的能力和对户外活动的享受进行比较。 © CAB International 2024

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Overtourism and Tourism Sustainable Management in the Komodo National Park, Indonesia 印度尼西亚科莫多国家公园的过度旅游与旅游可持续管理

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Pub Date : 2024-03-05 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0026

Reiza Miftah Wirakusuma, Sarah Gardiner, Alexandra Coghlan

Tourism is a central driver of economic growth and prosperity in Indonesia with Bali as arguably its best known and most successful destination. To replicate the success of Bali, disperse visitors and deliver economic outcomes to other regions in Indonesia, the Indonesian Government has identified five super-priority destinations to be the future ‘New Balis’. Labuan Bajo is identified as one such destination. It is the gateway to the Komodo National Park which is famous for its Komodo Dragons. It is also popular among scuba divers due to its high marine biodiversity, including over 1000 fish species and 260 coral species. Labuan Bajo also hosted the G20 side event and ASEAN Summit in 2023, attracting further global attention to the region. In many ways, Labuan Bajo is seen as another tourism success story. © The Authors 2024

旅游业是印尼经济增长和繁荣的核心驱动力，而巴厘岛可以说是印尼最知名、最成功的旅游目的地。为了复制巴厘岛的成功经验，分散游客并为印尼其他地区带来经济效益，印尼政府确定了五个超级优先目的地作为未来的 "新巴厘岛"。纳闽巴州就是其中之一。它是通往科莫多国家公园的门户，科莫多国家公园因科莫多龙而闻名。这里的海洋生物多样性丰富，有 1000 多种鱼类和 260 种珊瑚，因此也很受潜水爱好者的欢迎。纳闽巴州还主办了 2023 年 G20 会外活动和东盟峰会，进一步吸引了全球对该地区的关注。在许多方面，纳闽巴州被视为旅游业的又一个成功典范。 © 作者 2024

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Toronto’s Respite Program for Families of Children with Complex Needs 多伦多复杂需求儿童家庭暂休计划

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Pub Date : 2024-03-04 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0027

Ailin Fei, Jonathon Day, Annie Ewing

Destination Toronto (DT), Toronto’s Destination Marketing Organization (DMO), aims to bring visitors and conference attendees to Toronto. DMOs have an extensive network in the visitor economy that they can activate to address social issues in their communities. The well-being of caregivers to children with complex special needs is often overlooked despite the important role they play. The visitor economy can contribute some relief to this group by providing a pleasant break from day-to-day responsibilities of care. DT uses its network of tourism-related businesses to give back to the community through the Relax, Recharge, Renew (RRR) Program, offering a weekend trip to parents and caregivers of children with special needs. This case study displays the importance of having social intrapreneurs who drive change to provide resident-tailored tourism experiences and underscores the significance of local partnerships. Additionally, realistic considerations for replicability at other destinations are discussed. The case study highlights the potential to expand collaboration in the hospitality and tourism sector, providing enriching experiences to underserved residents. © The Authors 2024

目的地多伦多（DT）是多伦多的目的地营销组织（DMO），旨在将游客和会议与会者吸引到多伦多。目的地营销组织在游客经济中拥有广泛的网络，他们可以利用这些网络来解决所在社区的社会问题。尽管有复杂特殊需求的儿童的照顾者发挥着重要作用，但他们的福祉却常常被忽视。旅游经济可以让这一群体从日常的照顾责任中解脱出来，从而为他们提供惬意的休息。DT 利用其旅游相关企业网络，通过 "放松、充电、更新 (RRR) 计划 "回馈社区，为有特殊需求儿童的父母和照顾者提供周末旅行。该案例研究表明，社会内部创业者必须推动变革，为居民提供量身定制的旅游体验，并强调了当地合作伙伴关系的重要性。此外，还讨论了在其他目的地推广的现实考虑因素。该案例研究强调了扩大酒店和旅游部门合作的潜力，为得不到充分服务的居民提供丰富的体验。 © 作者 2024

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Looking Behind the Stage in a Beach Paradise: Taganga, Colombia 海滩天堂的舞台背后：哥伦比亚塔甘加

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Pub Date : 2024-02-15 DOI: 10.1079/tourism.2024.0024

Freddy Giovanny Quiroga Nieto, Luis Leonardo Garavito González, Narcís Bassols Gardella

This case study looks beyond the clichés of paradise destinations in the Caribbean through an in-depth exploration of one of the beach destinations in this region. Extensive research performed on-site reveals the main junctures of the place’s history in the scheme of tourism development. The once isolated fishing community of Taganga on the Caribbean coast of Colombia is examined via participant and non-participant observation, and with semi-structured interviews that uncover the dynamics of negotiations and conflicts between the community, visitors, local authorities, and tourist industry. The changes in the nature of visitor markets are also reported as they relate to the actions of external and internal stakeholders. The effects of these changes over time are evident in the community’s shifting economy as well as in the destination’s environment. These mirror shifts at local, national, and international levels, and the authors will discuss whether they indicate advancing towards more value and higher experiential levels, as is posited by the literature. © The Authors 2024

本案例研究通过对加勒比地区的一个海滩旅游胜地进行深入探讨，超越了加勒比地区天堂目的地的陈词滥调。现场进行的广泛研究揭示了该地在旅游业发展计划中的主要历史节点。通过参与式和非参与式观察，以及半结构式访谈，对哥伦比亚加勒比海沿岸曾经与世隔绝的塔甘加渔业社区进行了考察，揭示了社区、游客、地方当局和旅游业之间的谈判和冲突动态。还报告了游客市场性质的变化，因为这些变化与外部和内部利益相关者的行动有关。随着时间的推移，这些变化的影响在社区的经济变化和旅游目的地的环境中显而易见。这些变化反映了地方、国家和国际层面的变化，作者将讨论这些变化是否表明，正如文献所假设的那样，旅游目的地正朝着更高的价值和更高的体验水平迈进。 © 作者 2024

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