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Journal of China Tourism Research Volume 4, 2008 - Issue 1
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The Sceptics' Challenge for Sustainable Tourism in the Southwest China Biodiversity Hotspot: A Choice Experiment Approach

质疑态度对中国西南山地生态热点地区可持续旅游发展的挑战—选择试验模型法的应用

Jiong YanCorrespondence[email protected]
,
Jan Barkmann
,
Anne‐Kathrin Zschiegner
&
Rainer Marggraf
Pages 3-21 | Published online: 13 Oct 2010

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Rob Law, Daniel Leung & Hee Andy Lee. (2012) An Analysis of Publications in the Journal of China Tourism Research . Journal of China Tourism Research 8:1, pages 37-60.
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Benxiang Zeng & Chris Ryan. (2012) Assisting the poor in China through tourism development: A review of research. Tourism Management 33:2, pages 239-248.
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