Influence analysis of community resident support for sustainable tourism development
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- 8. CONT.2 Community-based tourism has become a viable option for developing traditional rural industries because it can provide Economic benefits to the local community. A greater environmental awareness Highest-quality experiences to the visitors “The development of sustainable tourism is difficult without the support and participation of the community residents”. (Hung, 2012 : 27).
- 10. Residents’ support for sustainable tourism development Can meet the needs of tourists Provide opportunities and enhance economic growth Protect physical locations Improve the quality of life of residents Enhancing opportunities for the future through the Coexistence of tourism development and Environmental quality Thus, community-based tourism development has become an important tool for sustainable management. (Hung, 2012: 27).
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- 13. TABLE
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- 15. CONCLUSION The study examined how community attachment significantly and directly correlates with perceived benefits and indirectly correlates with support for sustainable tourism development. Similarly, community involvement significantly and directly correlates with perceived benefits and indirectly affects support for sustainable tourism development for the host residents living in a community-based tourism area.
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