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3 Crown Cave, Guilin: A Chinese Perspective on Responsible Rural Tourism

  • Trevor H.B. Sofield and Fung Mei Sarah Li
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Responsible Rural Tourism in Asia
This chapter is in the book Responsible Rural Tourism in Asia
© 2020 Channel View Publications Ltd, Bristol/Blue Ridge Summit

© 2020 Channel View Publications Ltd, Bristol/Blue Ridge Summit

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Contributors vii
  4. Acknowledgements xiii
  5. 1 Conceptualizing Responsible Rural Tourism in Asia 1
  6. Theme 1 Harmony Between Humans and Nature in Moulding Rural Tourism in Asia
  7. 2 Responsible Rural Tourism in Bhutan: Aligning Gross National Happiness with the Cape Town Principles 27
  8. 3 Crown Cave, Guilin: A Chinese Perspective on Responsible Rural Tourism 41
  9. Theme 2 An Essentially Asian Form of Rural Tourism
  10. 4 Responsible Rural Tourism in Japan’s Tea Villages 61
  11. 5 Community Garden Experience During the Off -Peak Tourism Rainy Season at Hoi An Heritage Town, Vietnam 75
  12. 6 Responsible Rural Tourism Initiatives and Local Community Development in Kerala, India 87
  13. Theme 3 Tourism That Takes Place in Rural Areas
  14. 7 Linking Responsible Rural Tourism to Agritourism in the Philippines: A Case Study of Costales Nature Farms 103
  15. 8 Is Community-Based Tourism a Tool for the Sustainability of the Local Community and the Local Economy? The Case of Coruh Valley, Turkey 116
  16. 9 Community Characteristics, Social Cohesion and the Success of Community-Based Tourism: Case Studies of Vietnam 128
  17. 10 Conversations with the Local Champions of Miso Walai Homestay: Responsible Tourism in Practice 141
  18. 11 ‘MlupBaitong’ – A Pioneer in Responsible Rural Tourism in Cambodia 162
  19. 12 Can Tourism be a Success Story? Stakeholders’ Management and Narratives of Rural Tourism. Refl exive Analysis of a Tourism Project in Timor Leste 177
  20. 13 The Constructs of Responsible Rural Tourism Governance for Belum-Temengor Forest Reserve, Malaysia 195
  21. 14 The Quest for an Essentially Asian Form of Rural Tourism 213
  22. Index 223
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