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The Role of Tourism in Sustainable Rural Development: A Multiple Case Study in Rural Taiwan. by. Jung-Chen Chang. A thesis submitted to the University of Birmingham. For the degree of. Doctor of Philosophy. Centre for Urban and Regional Studies. Birmingham Business School. College of Social Sciences. University of Birmingham. March 2011.

TOPICS FOR RURAL SOCIAL RESEARCH John R. Fairweather Views expressed in Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit Discussion Papers are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views ofthe Director, other members of staff, or members of the Management or Review Committees Discussion Paper No.132 March, 1992.

A type of tourism industry aimed at the category of people who want to take an advantage of the natural, cultural, and ethnic potential of rural areas and its specifics. Rural tourism category is combined with other types of tourism, such as agrotourism, rural, and environmental tourism.

RURAL TOURISM ACTION PLAN Objectives experiences available in rural areas. 3. What is Rural Tourism? This Action Plan defines rural as the geographic areas that sit outside the main urban areas of England (source: Defra). This accounts for over 80% of the land area and around 20% of the population of England.

The Teagasc Rural Tourism booklet is designed to quickly provide answers for readers seeking information on any aspect of rural tourism development opportunities. The easy to read “straight-talking” style sets out to provide guidance for rural entrepreneurs in developing a rural tourism initiative, based on the experiences and.

The development of rural tourism was followed by the changes on tourist’s demands and behavior. Tourism in rural areas offers the potentials for alternative, individual and more authentic tourism experiences satisfying the needs of the experienced and highly demanded “new” tourists. In addition there is a demand for tourism and recreation.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND PARTICIPATION IN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN TANZANIA A CASE STUDY OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN BARABARANI VILLAGE, MTO WA MBU, ARUSHA-TANZANIA by Muganda Michael A thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Tourism Management.

This paper attempts to shed more light on destination management and marketing organisations (DMMOs) from the context of rural tourism. Moreover, where national tourism organisations established a liaison office at regional or state levels, their roles seems to have been limited.

Rural Tourism Development: An Overview of Tourism in the Tipam Phakey Village of Naharkatia in Dibrugarh District, Assam (India) Nitashree Mili Centre for Studies in Geography, Dibrugarh University, India Abstract- Rural tourism is a recent offshoot of tourism sector that has grown up to be a potential business in its own space. Rural tourism is a form of nature based tourism that uncovers the.

Farm tourism is one area under rural tourism, which is a sub-division of rural tourism that can help generate income and employment (Novelli and Robinson, 2005 and Sharpley and Sharpley, 1997). Hence, farm tourism is becoming widely seen as a means to tackle the socio economic problem of rural and agricultural sector (Sharpley and Vas, 2005.

Rural tourism has the potential of carrying the additional burden of uplifting poverty and reducing migration towards urban areas. This research paper aims at studying the status of rural tourism in India, looking into some initiatives that have already been undertaken, both by the Ministry (The Choti Haldwani Project at the foothills of Nainital) and by organisations (NGO ViaDesh, Delhi and.

Rural tourism offers a possible solution to some of the problems associated with lost economic opportunities and population decline that accompany the waning of agriculture. Many governments and regional authorities have embraced rural tourism as an opportunity to bring new money into rural regions, stimulating growth, providing employment.