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Tourism and Local Development in China: Case Studies of Guilin, Suzhou and Beidaihe [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 260 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 640 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Sep-1999
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 070071152X
  • ISBN-13: 9780700711529
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Hardback, 260 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 640 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Sep-1999
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 070071152X
  • ISBN-13: 9780700711529
Teised raamatud teemal:
The boom in tourism to and within China is quite a recent phenomenon. China is now among the leading international tourist destinations, and demand for domestic tourism is rapidly increasing. This study examines the role of tourism in the local economic development in different areas of China, and identifies the decisive factors in determining the success or failure of tourism-oriented development strategy at the local level. The author juxtaposes case studies of Guilin, a domestic and international tourist destination in a less developed local area, Suzhou, also both a domestic and international destination but in a more mature local economy, and lastly Beidaihe, a mainly domestic tourist destination.

Arvustused

'A well-written book about China's three most popular tourism destinations; and the changes that they have undergone since the reforms. The data is well presented and gives a comprehensive illustration of the various impacts of both international and domestic tourism at the local economy level This book offers valuable insights into the local communities that have been affected by China's open-door policy since 1978 a welcome addition to tourism studies of contemporary China.' - Sidney Cheung, China Perspectives

Acknowledgements ix
List of Tables
xi
List of Figures
xiv
Abbreviations xvi
Part I Theoretical and Empirical Background 1(54)
Introduction
3(13)
Tourism Impact Assessment: a Neglected Issue in China
3(3)
Tourism and Its Effects: Comparative Perspectives
6(4)
Scope and Research Questions of This Study
10(6)
Incentives for Local Participation in Tourism Development
16(14)
Decentralization and Local Development Initiatives
16(2)
Tourism as a New Development Factor
18(5)
Regional Implications of National Tourism Policies
23(4)
Institution vs. Deregulating
23(1)
Tourism Enterprise Reforms
23(2)
The 1984/85 Tourism Policy
25(2)
National and Local Goals of Tourism Development
27(3)
Regional Settings of Tourism Development
30(25)
Guilin, Suzhou and Beidaihe in National Perspectives
30(3)
Guilin
33(8)
Tourism in an Economically Less Developed Area
33(4)
Tourism Potentials: Karst Landscape
37(4)
Suzhou
41(7)
Tourism in an Industrialized Area
41(2)
Tourism Potentials: A Historical-Cultural City
43(5)
Beidaihe
48(7)
A Traditional Seaside Resort
48(3)
Tourism Potentials: Sun and Sand
51(4)
Part II The Growth and Structure of Tourist Demand 55(54)
International Tourism
57(15)
The Rise of Commercial International Tourism
57(2)
Early `Political Reception'
57(1)
The Growth Since the Early 1980s
58(1)
Structural Changes in Tourist Demand
59(5)
Foreigners, Compatriots and Overseas Chinese
59(4)
Nationalities of Foreign Tourists
63(1)
Organization and Form
64(3)
Overseas Marketing
64(2)
Tour Arrangements
66(1)
Tour Activities
67(5)
Guilin
67(3)
Suzhou
70(2)
Domestic Travel and Tourism
72(37)
Mass Domestic Tourism: a National Perspective
72(10)
Policy Trade-offs
72(3)
General Patterns
75(7)
Natural Sightseeing Tourism in Guilin
82(8)
(Inter-regional) Individual Tourism
82(5)
Travel Meetings
87(3)
Cultural Sightseeing Tourism in Suzhou
90(9)
One-day Excursions
91(4)
Urban Tourism
95(1)
Pilgrimage
96(1)
(Inter-regional) Individual Tourism and Travel Meetings
97(2)
Seaside Resort Tourism in Beidaihe
99(5)
Danwei-financed Tourism
100(1)
Individual Tourism
101(3)
Summary: A Descriptive Model of Domestic Tourism in China
104(5)
Part III Tourism Infrastructure Development 109(40)
International Hotel Industry
111(20)
Growth in Hotel Capacity
112(6)
Guilin
112(2)
Suzhou
114(2)
Qinhuangdao (Beidaihe)
116(1)
Structure of Hotel Standards
117(1)
The Role of Foreign Direct Investment
118(4)
The Surge of Joint-venture Hotels
118(2)
Incentive Factors
120(2)
Over-investment
122(9)
The Problem
122(1)
Consequences of Over-capacity
123(5)
Consequences of Over-involvement of FDI (Guilin)
128(3)
Domestic Accommodation Sector
131(18)
Discontinuities in Service Standards
131(1)
Types and Forms
132(4)
Domestic Hotels
133(1)
Danwei Guest Houses
133(1)
Lushe/Kezhan (inns)
134(1)
Danwei Holiday Quarters
135(1)
Commercialization in the Early 1980s
136(1)
Rapid Expansions and Restructuring
137(12)
Rapid Growth in the Mid-1980s
137(3)
The Role of Different `Actors'
140(4)
Restructuring Since the Late 1980s
144(1)
Ways of Functioning
145(4)
Part IV Economic Effects 149(58)
Tourism Revenues and Their Distribution
151(17)
The Growth of Foreign Exchange Receipts
151(5)
Yuan-based Price System and Its Consequences
152(2)
Dollar-based Price System and Its Effects
154(2)
Local Shares of Foreign Exchange Receipts
156(6)
Ownership Structure and Revenue Distribution
156(2)
FDI and Leakage of Tourism Revenues in Guilin
158(2)
Enterprise Structure and Souvenir Trading in Suzhou
160(2)
Domestic Tourism Revenues
162(6)
Size and Structure
162(3)
Distributional Effects
165(3)
Tourism Employment and Its Role in Local Labor Markets
168(39)
Direct Tourism Employment
168(11)
The Size
168(3)
The Structure
171(3)
Tourism and Urban Tertiary Sector Employment
174(1)
Estimating the Capital/Labor Ratio
175(2)
Income Effects
177(2)
Individual and Self-Employment
179(6)
Tourism and Private Sector Employment
179(3)
The Forms of Private Sector Employment
182(1)
Income Effects
183(2)
Employment Spill-overs in Souvenir Manufacturing
185(5)
The Prospering Souvenir Industry in Suzhou
186(1)
Underdevelopment of Souvenir Industry in Guilin and Beidaihe
187(3)
Tourism Job Opportunities and Rural-Urban Migration
190(8)
Tourism Jobs as a `Pull Factor'
190(3)
The Forms of Tourism-Induced Rural-Urban Migration
193(3)
Access of Rural Migrants to Tourism Job Opportunities
196(2)
Tourism Employment and Income Effects in Rural Areas
198(5)
A Small Area Case: The Rural Communities Around Beidaihe
198(3)
A Village Case: The Chunyan Village (Guilin)
201(2)
Summary: A Model of Tourism Employment and Labor Mobility
203(4)
Part V Summary, Prospects and Policy Issues 207(18)
Summary
209(6)
Prospects and Policy Issues
215(10)
Bibliography 225