tourism development in to geographical areas especially ecotourism, in addition to their economic, social and cultural consequences, will also leave great environmental impacts on geographical locations. if careful preventive and proactive measures in the form of strategy formulation, setting standards and ongoing specific assessments are not taken, destructive effects of ecotourism in an exten...

The article sheds light on how ecotourism can be organized in Southern Africa using newer business models as the point of reference. Using chaos theory, the resource based view and dynamic competencies as theoretical basis, the article illustrates how firms within ecotourism can find new ways of organizingas means to become more competitive given a more dynamic and turbulent business environmen...

The objectives of this study are to determine the visitors’ willingness to pay for conservation of the resources at Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park (TNGP), and to determine the satisfaction of visitors towards the use of the ecotourism resources of the park. The dichotomous choice Contingent Valuation Method (CVM) was employed to determine the willingness to pay (WTP). A total of 423 respon...

This study used a push–pull–mooring model (PPM model) to build an integrated explain the influencing factors of tourists’ switching intention wetland ecotourism after COVID-19 pandemic. The push effect is crowding perception, pull nature-based destination attractiveness, and mooring risk perception COVID-19. collected 551 valid research samples by questionnaire survey in two world-class wetland...

With the continuous development of social economy, ecotourism has also been greatly developed, and ecological environment paid more attention by people. As a part ecotourism, planning management areas gradually become one focuses research. In particular, concept “harmonious coexistence between man nature” gained popularity. So how to protect promote upgrading landscape in process is extremely i...