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Regional imbalance of rural tourism development from the perspective of common prosperity: Theoretical connotation, key issues and measurement system

Year: 2023
Type: article
Abstract: The regional imbalance of rural tourism development is a prominent problem that restricts the common prosperity of rural areas. Based on the new challenge of common prosperity, the study transcends the single economic perspective, takes into account material and spiritual prosperity, considers absolute and relative poverty, analyzes the multi-layer space between regions and within a region, and updates the connotation of regional imbalance in rural tourism development under the guidance of macro and micro humanistic ideas. It points out the key problems of regional imbalance of rural tourism development from the perspective of common prosperity, and constructs macro, medium and micro index systems. At the macro level, development capacity is measured by ecological indicators, supply indicators and cultural indicators, development opportunities are measured by social indicators, and development results are measured by economic indicators and governance indicators. At the medium level, we measure the fairness of the development process and the sharing degree of the development results among the subjects through the level of residents' collaborative governance and the level of distribution equity, and measure the interactive relationship between residents and tourists through the level of subjective and objective value co-creation. At the micro level, residents' satisfaction is taken as the foothold, focusing on the well-being, sense of gain, sense of fairness and sense of security of residents in rural tourism areas. The research provides a new theoretical perspective and analytical tools for the dynamic, refined and quantitative study of regional imbalances, helps to enrich the theoretical connotation of rural tourism research, and provides a scientific basis and application reference for promoting the common prosperity of rural areas and the coordinated development of regional tourism.
Language: English
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4320500490
FWCI: 1.305
Cites: 18
Cited by: 3
Related to: 10