优化组合模式下的杭州乡村民宿旅游产业可持续发展方式探析

乡村民宿旅游在新时代备受欢迎,特别是在旅游行业转型背景下,乡村民宿旅游既是一种流行趋势,也是一种旅游理念。促进杭州乡村民宿旅游产业的可持续发展,旨在稳定乡村旅游产业建设情况,整合好乡村民宿发展资源,改变以往散漫的产业发展形式,在优化组合下,实现乡村民宿旅游产业建设水平的全面提升。本文针对杭州乡村民宿旅游产业发展现状,探究应如何实现乡村民宿旅游产业的优化组合,优化产业发展模式,创新杭州乡村民宿产业的组织方式、经营模式。     

以怀化通道侗族村寨为例试析度假体验型旅游民宿改造探索

目前国内民众旅游已经由原有观光型旅游模式基础上,发展增加了许多新旅游模式,其中度假体验型旅游在国内大中型城市逐步风行,度假体验旅游模式是开放式旅游,地点不再是传统的风景名胜区,而是旅行客生活工作城市周边小城镇、乡村,其共同特点是,一有着保护较好的自然环境;二居住条件优越;三交通相对便利;四能无距离的体验小城或乡村独特的生活方式。文章从全域旅游视点下以湖南怀化市通道境内芋头、坪坦、横岭、中步、阳烂、高步侗族村寨为背景,就实现度假体验型旅游从客源性、地域性、特色性分析其实施可能,进而对其这一旅游模式下民宿建筑改造提出可行性方案。     

乡村振兴战略下体育旅游产业的发展对策研究

在新时代，实施乡村振兴战略是乡村实现高质量发展的必由之路，在此背景下兴起了“体育+旅游”的产业发展模式。发展体育旅游产业意义重大，能够提高村民的身体素质，为乡村创造更多的就业岗位。但就实际情况来看，体育旅游产业的发展过程中还存在许多问题，政府需要发挥主导作用，延长体育旅游产业链，创新产业发展模式，以此推进乡村振兴。     

基于城镇化发展的乡村旅游趋势分析

随着我国经济产业结构模式不断转型升级,以及城镇化发展速度的加快,乡村旅游作为旅游业中的新增长点,无疑对促进地区经济的发展也将起到了巨大推动作用。近几年,在有关部门的支持下,很多省市地区都在大力发展乡村旅游业,虽然起步较晚,但发展却势头迅猛。虽然乡村旅游业发展的同时,也存在一些问题,比如:旅游线路较单一;旅游形式不够新颖等等,但也阻挡不了乡村旅游业的大力发展趋势。本文将基于城镇化发展,针对乡村旅游趋势进行分析。     

试论京郊乡村旅游发展中的问题与对策

北京作为中国的首都和国际著名的历史文化名城,旅游业正在突飞猛进地向前发展。在北京市居民的经济收入普遍提高的情况下,其旅游需求出现巨大的变化。北京的城市居民已不满足于对一般名胜古迹的欣赏,而是选择了依山傍水、空气清新的京郊乡村旅游。然而,京郊乡村旅游在大力发展的同时,也出现了许多这样和那样的问题与不足,并大有制约京郊乡村旅游向前发展的趋势。笔者针对当前京郊乡村旅游在发展中存在的问题进行了论述,并提出了自己的建议及对策。     

生活方式对现代住宅的影响

现代人们的生活方式随时代发展逐渐改变,人们不单单强调住宅的一般居住功能,同时还要对住宅的环境和品味等方面提出更高要求。时代发展到今天,人们的出行、工作环境、消费习惯和新技术新材料的运用等诸多生活方式的改变,都在无形中推动现代住宅的设计逐步向科技、空间、文脉及精神层面发展。现代住宅的设计理念也要以现代人们的生活方式为基础,体现以人为本的最终设计思想,服务于生活。     

国内乡村旅游研究:蓬勃发展而有待深入

从现有的研究资料看，我国目前的乡村旅游研究主要集中在以下五个方面：乡村旅游概念；乡村旅游开发意义、条件和模式；乡村旅游规划与设计；乡村旅游存在问题和发展策略；国外和台湾乡村旅游发展的经验借鉴。虽然我国乡村旅游研究近年来发展迅速，也取得了不少有价值的研究成果，但整体上研究水平不高，许多方面都有待深入。     

乡村旅游对推动农村经济发展的对策研究

随着时代的发展,乡村旅游人数和规模不断增长,更多人喜欢在乡村旅游,这不仅可以更加亲近大自然,而且还能够享受乡村的乐趣,进而推动了农村经济的发展。本文探讨乡村旅游面临的问题,通过树立生态环保的科学发展观念、不断创新经营管理模式、构建综合性新农业发展模式、加强农村自然环境保护、充分发挥农村资源优势等措施,来推动地方经济发展。     

浅析乡村旅游发展现状及对策

正近年来,随着我国经济的发展和人民生活水平的提高,人们的旅游意识不断增强,旅游的需求越来强烈。"乡村振兴"这有利于走中国特色新型农业现代化道路,加快转变农村经济发展模式,推动城乡协调发展,以人为本,解决农民就业问题以及农村发展问题。但是乡村旅游发展过程中也面临许多问题如农村基础设施落后、生态环境破坏严重等问题。解决好这些问题对乡村旅游发展至关重要。     

泰州乡村旅游度假区综合开发思考

乡村旅游是乡村振兴不可或缺的一部分,对经济社会发展具有重要作用。本文通过对泰州市现代农业综合开发区（秋雪湖景区）在乡村旅游中试点度假住宅进行思考,以期对地方旅游规划提供参考。     

Crime and punishment and sports development

This paper contributes to understandings of the use of sport as a medium in crime reduction programmes directed at young people. It does this through a case study of Easttown Summit1 The names of the location, programme and participants have all been changed to maintain client confidentiality , to show how and why this programme has had an impact on participants. The case study examines the relevance of a theoretical framework for understanding the mechanism of crime reduction though value directed personal development. However, this framework was developed from studies of programmes working with relatively high‐risk participants. Brantingham and Faust (1976) categorise this type of programme as ‘tertiary’. In contrast the Summit programme was secondary, working with lower risk participants. While clients of the Summit gained some benefits consistent with those likely to reduce offending, the research found that these benefits were largely an incidental by‐product of the achievement of broader sports development objectives. This may well be the case for similar secondary programmes, which have largely been developed in leisure departments, and has profound implications for programme evaluation.     

Foreign travel and tourism prices and demand

Sunday, Alexander A., “Foreign Travel and Tourism Prices and Demand,” Annals of Tourism Research, Vol. V, No. 2, April/June 1978, pp. 268–273. Using regression analysis and panel data this study estimates the parameter effect of prices on American demand for foreign travel and tourism. Findings suggest that higher air fares generate fewer tourists but greater expenditure per tourist visit.     

Hospitality and tourism student and alumni perspectives: promotion expectations,academic and experience adjustments,and career growth

Preparing qualified graduates for the tourism and hospitality industry who will stay and achieve promotional success is paramount. The objectives of this research project were to determine promotional advancement expectations and strategies to improve promotional opportunities. Two separate questionnaires, with both open and close-ended questions, were sent to upper classmen/women in hospitality and tourism programs and alumni of the same programs. In total, 717 (409 students and 308 alumni) completed the questionnaires. Chi-square tests were run to determine differences between student and alumni responses. To assist in analysis of open-ended responses, Atlas.ti was used. There was a statistically significant difference between students and alumni responses in regards to promotional expectations; students expected it to take a significantly longer time to receive a promotion to supervisor or manager than alumni. Overall, students and alumni indicated strategies such as more real-world-focused courses with hands-on experiences.     

Tourism and decolonisation: Locating research and self

This paper critically explores decolonial theory and its relevance for tourism studies. We suggest that while postcolonial and related critical theoretical perspectives furthered understandings of the consequences of colonisation, such critical theorising has not provided an epistemological perspective of tourism which legitimises the cosmologies of, and actively empowers, traditionally marginalised groupings. We review published tourism research which adopts critical and postcolonial perspectives, and argue that while these have been valuable in terms of exposing the existence and effects of dominant discourses and practices in tourism, their emancipatory objectives are limited because tourism knowledge is still predominantly colonial. Epistemological decolonisation is thus presented as a more radical project which can provide an ‘other’ way of thinking, being and knowing about tourism.     

Total Quality Management and Tourism and Hospitality Education

ABSTRACT

This paper examines the application of quality management concepts in relation to the provision of tourism and hospitality education, with a specific focus on Thailand. The key quality concepts, namely quality control, quality assurance, quality audit and “Total Quality Management” (TQM) are identified, and the applications of these concepts in the provision of tourism and hospitality education are discussed. The paper explores three main themes. The first is to examine how quality issues have been applied to tourism and hospitality education. Second, the paper outlines the concepts of quality management, which represent the key element of a TQM strategy to implement conformance to standards and quality improvement. The third theme discusses the specific case of Thailand, drawing on research in its early stages which examines quality management in tourism and hospitality education in Thailand. An outline of the nature of tourism and hospitality education in Thailand is provided, followed by a synopsis of the significant challenges facing Thai tourism and hospitality education. A procedure for examining quality in tourism and hospitality education in Thailand is proposed.     

Supplier selection and partnerships: Effects upon restaurant operational and strategic benefits and performance

This study focused on identifying strategic criteria involved in selecting suppliers of restaurant products/services specific to casual dining, full service independent restaurants to obtain operational and strategic benefits for those managers operating in this highly competitive marketplace. A total of 765 responses were obtained from managers at independently owned restaurants throughout the U.S. Results revealed that ‘product’ and ‘financial/technical’ criteria had significant and positive effects upon operational benefits, while ‘product’ and ‘service’ had positive effects upon strategic benefits. When the sample was segmented into low and high supplier partnership groups, the positive effects of ‘financial/technical’ and ‘cost/price’ were significantly greater for the ‘high’ partnership group pertaining to operational benefits. ‘Product’ and ‘service’ and their effects upon strategic benefits were greatest for the high partnership group. Based on our findings, implications, limitations, and recommendations for future studies have been provided.     

河湖岸线分类体系及保护与利用对策研究

本文总结了分别考虑自然和社会功能的河湖岸线分类方法,分析了全国重点河湖岸线的开发利用现状及未来需求.基于河湖岸线的自然特征和社会功能双重属性,从可行性、可操作性和便于管理的角度提出适合于我国基本国情的河湖岸线分类标准,开出河湖岸线保护与利用的有效"药方".研究可为生态优先、绿色发展理念下的河湖岸线保护和高效利用及水域岸...     

Mega-events and their legacy: Image and tourism in Genoa,Turin and Milan

Hosting, or organising, a mega-event is a form of destination branding; it is a way to generate the leveraging process of the event itself and promote the image of a location. Besides, these events allow a destination to attract the attention of the public and the media, enhancing its awareness nationally and internationally. Mega-events promote greater flows of tourists and visitors, especially in the short term. Nevertheless they produce long-lasting effects, such as the attraction and stimulation of investments, urban regeneration, advanced facilities and equipment, in addition to the improvement of accommodation, services and infrastructures. Thanks to those investments and to the growth in tourist arrivals, the mega-events could have a positive impact on the local economy, also over years, but some of their most important outcomes deal with the so-called intangible legacy, or rather social, cultural and political effects, more difficult to identify and measure. They can modify local identity and image, supporting the repositioning of the hosting place at an international level. The above considerations are discussed in this study; most attention is paid to three Italian cities, involved in top events: Genoa, appointed as European Capital of Culture in 2004; Turin, that hosted the XX Olympic Winter Games in 2006; Milan, that is now organising the Universal Expo 2015.