The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks
The concept of ecotourism offers sustainability in the development of tourism, particularly nature-based tourism. Ecotourism is conducted by minimizing the negative impacts of tourism implementation on the environment and culture so that future generations can enjoy the benefits of this tourism imp...
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| description | The concept of ecotourism offers sustainability in the development of tourism, particularly nature-based tourism. Ecotourism is conducted by minimizing the negative impacts of tourism implementation on the environment and culture so that future generations can
enjoy the benefits of this tourism implementation. However, several studies have found that
ecotourism also has negative impacts. A number of meta-analysis studies in the context of ecotourism have not specifically addressed the negative impacts of ecotourism, especially in national parks. Therefore, this study endeavored to synthesize the available
literature to understand the effects of ecotourism on national parks. This was done by systematically reviewing and analyzing the literature of the past 12 years. The main attention was directed on the recommendations from previous studies which examined the management of national parks with an ecotourism approach. This study provides recommendations on ecotourism management carried out in national parks, namely: the restrictions of flora type in the development of ecotourism infrastructure, environmental
activities management, attractions management, role sharing management, participation management, marketing and de-marketing management, ecotourism labeling and certification, segmentation strategy, conflict management, interpretation strategy, service strategy, resources management, communication management, total quality management, tourist demographic management, as well as collaborative management. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-6129514d22484ac3b6a06c1cd98d35f12022-12-22T00:54:48ZengAfricaJournalsAfrican Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure2223-814X2020-01-0191The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National ParksBhayu Rhama0University of Palangka Raya, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Public Administration, IndonesiaThe concept of ecotourism offers sustainability in the development of tourism, particularly nature-based tourism. Ecotourism is conducted by minimizing the negative impacts of tourism implementation on the environment and culture so that future generations can enjoy the benefits of this tourism implementation. However, several studies have found that ecotourism also has negative impacts. A number of meta-analysis studies in the context of ecotourism have not specifically addressed the negative impacts of ecotourism, especially in national parks. Therefore, this study endeavored to synthesize the available literature to understand the effects of ecotourism on national parks. This was done by systematically reviewing and analyzing the literature of the past 12 years. The main attention was directed on the recommendations from previous studies which examined the management of national parks with an ecotourism approach. This study provides recommendations on ecotourism management carried out in national parks, namely: the restrictions of flora type in the development of ecotourism infrastructure, environmental activities management, attractions management, role sharing management, participation management, marketing and de-marketing management, ecotourism labeling and certification, segmentation strategy, conflict management, interpretation strategy, service strategy, resources management, communication management, total quality management, tourist demographic management, as well as collaborative management.https://www.ajhtl.com/uploads/7/1/6/3/7163688/article_77_vol_9_1__2020_indonesia.pdfecotourismnational parksnegative impactsecotourism managementecotourism recommendations |
| spellingShingle | Bhayu Rhama The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure ecotourism national parks negative impacts ecotourism management ecotourism recommendations |
| title | The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks |
| title_full | The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks |
| title_fullStr | The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks |
| title_full_unstemmed | The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks |
| title_short | The meta-analysis of Ecotourism in National Parks |
| title_sort | meta analysis of ecotourism in national parks |
| topic | ecotourism national parks negative impacts ecotourism management ecotourism recommendations |
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