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This document outlines a proposal for a research project on tourism sector integration in Southeast Asian countries. The proposal discusses conducting relevant investigations and literature reviews on the challenges and economic contributions of regional tourism integration. The purpose is to identify how integrated tourism can boost economies and maintain positive effects in the region and participating countries. It will provide recommendations for implementing an integrated tourism sector, including a roadmap and contingency plan. The research intends to bridge theory and practice for policymakers and contribute to understanding potential benefits of integration and tourism-led development. A work plan outlines preparation, data collection, analysis, and draft/defense timeline from October 2011 to May 2012.
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- 1. Topic of Proposal : Tourism Sector Integration in South Eastern Asian (mainland) Countries: challenges and contribution to Economic Development. Wuhan University of Technology School of Economics June., 2011
- 2. Relevant investigation and research Background The purpose of the research Significance of the research Literature review Objective and key issues to be solved Contents Originality of the study Schedule of the research
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- 7. How integrated tourism can boost up respected countries economy. What the positive effect of integrated tourism in the region and participating countries. Roadmap of implementing the integrated tourism sector. Maintenance of this integration
- 8. The High govt. officials ,decision and policy maker of the region. To bridge the gap between the theoretical framework and the real life work. some explanation of potential benefits of integrated tourism sector. And the readers might be benefitted who will do their research on this selected topics and related works.
- 9. There were some researches concerning tourism sectors.:- „Understanding and tourism impacts, in integrated approach” by C Michael Hall and Alan E Lew. (2008). Here they tried to show and analyze the impacts of tourism. They showed the impacts could be uni-dimensional (most of the cases), two way dimensional or multidimensional (rare). The impacts on place, people, environment even on economy. They also included the eco tourism. Tourism collaboration and partnerships- policy, practice and sustainability by Bill Bramwell and Bernard lane (editor, 2007). In this book they tried to show how an effective collaboration could be occurring. It may occur both vertically and horizontally. In horizontal case, tourism collaboration can be happen between some governments related agencies which may responsible for various tourism related activities and so on. According to the John Brahman from Simon foster university, Canada in the book named “new direction in tourism for third world development- appropriateness of tourism strategies ought to be measured according to the changing conditions and interests of host community and tourism –led development should always conform to the long-term interests of the popular majority instead of the short- term goals of an elite minority.
- 10. A case study shows that, The Thomas cook a German owned company merged with My travel Group (UK based) with turnover of 14 billion euro in 2006. The companies took strategic merger to gain the market share or compete with others.
- 11. The main objective of the report is try to figure out : a possible way that could help the related countries to put more contribution by the tourism sector in their respective economic development. Moreover how it will influence countries cultural and other sectors.
- 12. Part one • Potential opportunities of the tourism sectors integration • SWOT analysis • Role of govt. and other related agencies Part two • Roadmap • Contingency plan • Maintenance
- 14. This work creates a new idea and concept. There are also some FTA and other types of agreements like free trade, shared borders, visa free entry and so on. But as a sectoral integration has not yet been formed. This paper also shows the path of pioneer in this regard.
- 15. Work Description Expected Remarks schedule Preparation Oct,10 - jan,11 Defense of TPR May ,11 Questioner preparation, July, 11 organization and Data collection Analysis and research preparation Sep,11 Thesis First draft submission to Dec,11 Supervisor Revising and editing of the draft Feb,12 Sending the Revised Thesis to the Mar,12 Supervisor Final Thesis submission Apl,12 Could be earlier if everything going smoothly Thesis defense or presentation May,12 Depends on university policy
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