Titlebook: Nature-Based Tourism in Asia’s Mountainous Protected Areas; A Trans-regional Rev Thomas E. Jones,Huong T. Bui,Michal Apollo Book 2021 The E

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Mountainous Protected Areas & Nature-Based Tourism in Asiasustainable development via NBT. under Aichi Target No. 11, territorial expansion of PAs was sought by 2020 but there has been a lack of equivalent research in a pan-Asian context over the appropriate activity types for mountainous PA settings. Our ‘trans-boundary’ subject matter fuses geological, a

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Overcoming Barriers to Nature Conservation in China’s Protected Area Network: From Forest Tourism toional Park has introduced a wide range of sustainability initiatives while Huangshan (the Yellow mountains) offers an alternative paradigm for scenic areas by adopting a seasonal pricing strategy and visitor limits based on carrying capacity rationale. Having discussed these two case studies, and to

Metastasis

Japan’s National Parks: Trends in Administration and Nature-Based Tourismat 3,776?m. Our case study provides insights into Fuji’s climbing dynamics, offering contextual evidence of the shift from pilgrimage to peak-hunting, along with an increasingly diverse visitor profile including more female and foreign climbers. Unlocking the potential of Japan’s multi-purpose parks

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South Korea’s System of Mountainous Protected Areas and Nature-Based Tourismor the objectives of the conservation system through the reality of tourism impact (some 40 million visitors per year). This chapter is a study of the governance challenges this relationship brings. It also helps identify appropriate management principles for PAs and nature-based tourism more broadl

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Taiwan’s National Network of Protected Areas and Nature-Based Tourismed visitation fluctuations that reflect international and domestic demand trends. Mountain hiking remains pre-eminent among backcountry users, but nature-based tourism such as rock climbing, mountain biking and canyoneering are also on the rise, together with landscape appreciation and photography.

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Indonesia’s Mountainous Protected Areas: National Parks and Nature-Based Tourismconservation is revealed by the influx of tourists at popular destinations such as Mount Bromo (2,329?m), an active volcano in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. Unregulated nature-based tourism at Bromo and other mountainous national parks has negative environmental impacts such as air and wat

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Protected Areas and Nature-Based Tourism in the Philippines: Paying to Climb Mount Apo Natural ParkAct (IPRA) of 1997 legitimized the involvement of indigenous people in PA management, including sensitive issues of ancestral domain. Meanwhile nature-based tourism (NBT) has increased in PAs such as Mount Apo. This chapter investigated Apo climber fees collected using a total economic value framewo

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Governance and Management of Protected Areas in Vietnam: Nature-Based Tourism in Mountain Areaster highlights major challenges to the promotion of nature-based tourism in and around PAs as a sustainable livelihood for locals. Having discussed these challenges in the context of HLNP against the backdrop of tourism development, issues concerning tourism policy, governance, and livelihoods are a