A community-based approach to tourism in Indonesia
作者： Suparwoko N Sudarmo
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摘要: The key tourism decision-makers in Indonesia have pursued growth and development with insufficient regard to its impact on local communities the environment. This study explores a community-based approach Indonesia. In particular, it examines extent nature of community participation during various stages process three case studies: Bali, Yogyakarta, Central Java.
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