Abstract
This study has been produced for the purpose of furthering the debate on the importance of cultural identities in sustainable development processes by giving special emphasis to stakeholder collaboration management in the tourist industry. Tourism plays a critical role, both in strengthening cultural identity and promoting sustainable development. However, there issues that need to be addressed, such as, how tourism, especially community-based tourism (CBT) could help promote local culture, what is the role of key stakeholders, especially local people’s attitude towards sustainable development collaboration. These issues have been considered. So far, CBT is a kind of approach to promote sustainable tourism development, and also to be grounded the local circumstances. In other words, local cultural identity enriches and defines the CBT approach by way of matching local cultural identity and tourism development. Nomadic people are viewed as the key engine of their community, who epitomize the local identity. Finally, I propose “A nomad friendly tourism”, or “nomadic tourism” that can be seen as a development concept rather than CBT, and which is the practical tool that maintains the balance between natural and cultural landscape of the Mongols.
Highlights
This study has been produced for the purpose of furthering the debate on the importance of cultural identities in sustainable development processes by giving special emphasis to stakeholder collaboration management in the tourist industry
This study has been produced for the purpose of furthering the debate on the importance of cultural identities in sustainable tourism in the national parks have been identified, and the reasons hampering sustainable collaboration between these development processes
The local circumstances of the system among local key stakeholders towards community towards supportive collaboration community-based tourism based on the combination between western theoretical approaches and local community characteristics in the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park (GTNP), Mongolia
Summary
This study has been produced for the purpose of furthering the debate on the importance of cultural identities in sustainable development processes by giving special emphasis to stakeholder collaboration management in the tourist industry. There issues that need to be addressed, such as, how tourism, especially community-based tourism (CBT) could help promote local culture, what is the role of key stakeholders, especially local people’s attitude towards sustainable development collaboration. Most western special emphasis on promoting in-bound tourists especially are attracted by the core international tourism as a promising strategy in meaning behind the Mongolian way of nomadic the national poverty alleviation scheme and in life, the daily activities, and authentic narrative its attempt to reduce the chronic imbalance and story of the nomad herders.
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