
Responsible Rural Tourism in Asia
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This book is refreshingly about a discipline of gradualism over abrupt change, and the chapters offer practical solutions over lofty theories. This book is as much about opposing Western biocentrism as it is about doing sustainable tourism the 'Asian way', with a humble focus on respect for nature, diversity and harmony. * Catheryn Khoo-Lattimore, Griffith University, Australia * With more attention now being paid to rural areas, this is a timely volume. The chapters emphasise the importance of rural tourism in highlighting and benefitting destinations. The book will certainly contribute to academic discussions and will be useful for proponents of rural tourism. * Lawal M. Marafa, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong *More details
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Amran Hamzah is Professor and Director of the Centre for Innovative Planning and Development, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.
Ghazali Musa is Professor, Faculty of Business and Accountancy, University of Malaya, Malaysia.
Content
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Vikneswaran Nair, Ghazali Musa and Amran Hamzah: Conceptualizing Responsible Rural Tourism in Asia
Theme 1: Harmony Between Humans and Nature in Moulding Rural Tourism in Asia
2. Sarah Schiffling, Chris Phelan and Karma Pema Loday: Responsible Rural Tourism in Bhutan: Aligning Gross National Happiness with the Cape Town Principles
3. Trevor H.B. Sofield and Fung Mei Sarah Li: Crown Cave, Guilin: A Chinese Perspective on Responsible Rural Tourism
Theme 2: An Essentially Asian Form of Rural Tourism
4. Lee Jolliffe and Moe Nakashima: Responsible Rural Tourism in Japan's Tea Villages
5. Thu Thi Trinh: Community Garden Experience During the Off-Peak Tourism Rainy Season at Hoi An Heritage Town, Vietnam
6. Anu Treesa George, Terry DeLacy and Min Jiang: Responsible Rural Tourism Initiatives and Local Community Development in Kerala, India
Theme 3: Tourism That Takes Place in Rural Areas
7. Miguela M. Mena and Charmielyn C. Sy: Linking Responsible Rural Tourism to Agritourism in the Philippines: A Case Study of Costales Nature Farms
8. Sila Karacaoglu and Medet Yolal: Is Community-Based Tourism a Tool for the Sustainability of the Local Community and the Local Economy? The Case of Coruh Valley, Turkey
9. Tramy Ngo and Nguyen Thi Huyen: Community Characteristics, Social Cohesion and the Success of Community-Based Tourism: Case Studies of Vietnam
10. Amran Hamzah: Conversations with the Local Champions of Miso Walai Homestay: Responsible Tourism in Practice
11. Trevor H.B. Sofield: 'MlupBaitong' - A Pioneer in Responsible Rural Tourism in Cambodia
12. Frederic Bouchon: Can Tourism be a Success Story? Stakeholders' Management and Narratives of Rural Tourism: Reflexive Analysis of a Tourism Project in Timor Leste
13. Joo-Ee Gan and Vikneswaran Nair: The Constructs of Responsible Rural Tourism Governance for Belum-Temengor Forest Reserve, Malaysia
Conclusion
14. Amran Hamzah, Vikneswaran Nair and Ghazali Musa: The Quest for an Essentially Asian Form of Rural Tourism
Index
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