research on scenic spot’s sustainable development based on a sd model: a case study of the jiuzhai valley

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Abstract
In the field of tourism, the development of tourist attractions is playing an increasingly crucial role in tourism economy, regional economy and national economy. However, the eco-environment has been damaged while tourism industry develops rapidly. Thus, to solve the contradiction between tourism development and eco-environment protection is the key to achieving sustainable development of tourism. This paper builds a SD model, which is based on the analysis of the economic subsystem and environment subsystem, to promote sustainable development. In order to show the effectiveness of the model, Jiuzhai Valley is taken as the research object and a decisive basis is provided for the path adjustment of sustainable development in tourist scenic.
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Authors ;Zhixue Liao;Maozhu Jin;Peiyu Ren;Yuyan Luo
Journal journal of physics: conference series
Year 2014
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10.3390/su6074632
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