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基本説明
Originally published as a special issue of the "Journal of China Tourism Research".
Full Description
Contemporary Perspectives on China Tourism is an innovative and engaging collection which presents unique approaches and critical insights into the policy, development and management practices of tourism and hospitality in modern China.
This volume consists of nine independent research reports overarching the consequences of tourism from economic, sociocultural, community, and humanistic perspectives. The book addresses generic issues such as tourism demand, mega events, leisure, tourist experience, cultural representation, community development, and quality of life through tourism, as well as strategies and techniques specific to the tourism and hospitality industries.
Contemporary Perspectives on China Tourism draws on methodological traditions of anthropology, business, communication and media studies, geography, linguistics and literature, sociology, and critical tourism studies.
Seven of the nine chapters in this book were originally published in a special issue on "Methodological Innovations in China Tourism Research" of the Journal of China Tourism Research.
Contents
Introduction: Contemporary Perspectives on China Tourism Honggen Xiao 1. Tourism Demand Modelling and Forecasting: A Review of Literature related to Greater China Gang Li 2. "Galloping Our Minds Beyond the Boundaries": Exploring Leisure in the Poetry of the Orchid Pavilion Gathering Thomas M. Lavallee and Libo Yan 3. Post-Olympic Tourist Experience: An Autoethnographic Perspective Songshan (Sam) Huang 4. Framework Suitability for Strategic Management in the Hospitality Industry: A Comparative Study Hong Shi 5. China Hotel Quality Competitiveness Assessment: A Quality Competition Index Approach Jianlan Zhong, Xueqiong Chen and Lijia (Karen) Xie 6. Tourism Development and Regional Quality of Life: The Case of China Fang Meng, Xiangping Li, and Muzaffer Uysal 7. Event Impacts Assessment: A Model Based on Media Content Analysis of Expo '99 Kunming and World Expo 2010 Shanghai Guangquan Dai, Jigang Bao, and Xin Chen 8. Repositioning Chinese Tourism Media Studies: A Sociocultural Perspective Grace Yan and Carla Almeida Santos 9. Hongcun, China—Residents' Perceptions of the Impacts of Tourism on a Rural Community: A Mixed Methods Approach Huimin Gu and Chris Ryan Conclusion: China Tourism Studies: Prospects and Paradigmatic Implications Honggen Xiao
