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Title: Sustainable Development of Tourism in Chiangmai Province


1
Sustainable Development of Tourism in Chiangmai
Province
  • Initial Proposal
  • By
  • Working Group 4
  • Anne, Fumiko , Kimiko, Niam, Patricia, Putt,
    Rani, Teppei

2
Purposes of Field Research
  • Tourism is one of the main businesses especially
    for developing countries. In Thailand, service
    sector including tourism constitute 43.8 out of
    total GDP. Tourism, therefore, becomes the
    backbone of economic development for increasing
    the overall livelihood and well-being.
  • Tourism is not sustainable only to preserve
    economic benefit. Tourism is depending on local
    culture ,environment and society. Therefore
    tourism development should respect these aspects.
  • Local community is one of the important actor to
    achieve sustainable tourism development.
  • This research will focus on applying the concept
    of sustainable tourism development in Chiangmai.
    It covers five aspects of sustainability
    economy, social, culture, environment, and
    politics.

3
Research Framework
4
Conceptual Background
  • Sustainable Development, is development that
    meets the needs of the present without
    compromising the ability of future generations to
    meet their own needs (World Comission on
    Environment and Development, 1987)
  • Sustainable Tourism, it is an industry which
    attempts to make a low impact on the environment
    and local culture, while helping to generate
    income, employment, and the conservation of local
    ecosystems. It is responsible tourism that is
    both ecologically and culturally sensitive. It
    strives for quality, not quantity while
    broadening the ownership base such that more
    people benefit from the tourism industry. (
    http//www.gdrc.org/uem/eco-tour/eco-tour.html)
  • ( http//www.capegateway.gov.za/eng/your_gov/1333
    0)

5
Research Questions
  • How to achieve sustainable tourism (economic,
    social, cultural, environmental, governance) in
    Chiangmai Province for local community?

6
Sub Research Questions
  1. How does tourism industry improve the economy of
    the community in a sustainable way?
  2. What is the role of young generation in
    sustainable development of tourism?
  3. How do local community place importance on their
    own culture? What are the reasons?
  4. How do local community value the environment and
    local resources?
  5. What are the policies and strategies pursued by
    various stakeholders, mainly government, private
    sector, and local community in achieving
    sustainable development of tourism?

7
Economic Aspects
  • Sub research questions
  • Is the income distribution from tourism well -
    distributed to local community?
  • What aspects should be improved to bring more
    income to local community?
  • Hypothesis
  • Most of the revenues falls into the hands of a
    few groups or individuals involved in the tourism
    business, ex. hotels, resorts, tour operator,
    restaurants, souvenir shops, etc.
  • Involving local people in tourism events and
    providing good services ex. accommodations,
    transport, etc. will generate more income to
    local community.

8
Social Aspects
  • Sub Research Question
  • Who/What make youth involve in tourism
    industry?
  • Hypothesis
  • Inevitable situation to involve in tourism
  • ? 1. Family Circumstance
  • Higher wage than that of agriculture
  • ? 2. Poverty Reduction
  • Obtaining more skills and knowledge
    (Empowerment)
  • ? 3. Securing Human Resource
  • Their interest in the traditional culture
    and environment
  • ? 4. Culture and Environment preservation

9
Environmental Aspects
  • Sub research question
  • How do local community value the environment and
    local resources?
  • What is the environmental impact of tourism in
    local community?
  • How do local community preserve environment and
    local resource?
  • Hypothesis
  • Mass tourism has a bad influence upon local
    environment while it brings economic growth.
    Eco-tour is also nominal. Local people awake to
    environmental problems, but they cannot find out
    the solution to balance environmental
    preservation with economic growth.

10
Cultural Aspects
  • Sub research question
  • How do local community place importance on
    their own culture? What are the reasons?
  • Hypothesis
  • People in local community tends to maintain their
    cultures to inherit their roots to next
    generation
  • People in local community maintain and adjust
    their cultures to enable tourism development

11
Governance Aspects
  • Sub Research Questions
  • What are the roles of government, private sector,
    and civil society (particularly local community)
    in creating sustainable development of tourism in
    Chiangmai?
  • Hypotheses
  • The government plays significant role in
    constructing democratic tourism governance,
    designing appropriate policies and regulations,
    executing tourism related policies and building
    network with private sector and civil society
  • Private sector will develop their business
    according to governments regulation and expand
    the corporate social responsibility to deal with
    the social, cultural, and environmental impacts
    of their activities.
  • The involvement of local community in policy
    making is low, even though they should be the
    main core of governments policy design and
    implementation

12
Governance Aspects
  • 2. What coordination mechanisms have been
    implemented to connect the government, private
    actor and civil society?
  • Hypotheses
  • There will be formal and informal forms of
    coordination between three main sectors. However,
    the coordination and control is assumed to be the
    most difficult tasks because it might not be
    included in governments strategy and plans.

13
Site Selections 8 sites
Sites Time (day) Location Location Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect
Sites Time (day) R U Economic Social Culture Env Gov
10. Wat Sri Suphan 0.5 day V V V V
11. Baan Tawai Handicraft Center 1 day V V V V V V
14.Umbrella Production 1 day V V V V V V
18.Hmong Hill Tribe Village 1 day V V V V V
21.Saturday Market 0.5 day V V V V V
23.Water-Fall 1 day V V V V
26.Tourist Authority 0.5 day V V V V V V
Doi Suthep 0.5 day V V
14
Additional Sites
Sites Location Location Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect Tourism Aspect
Sites R U Economic Social Culture Environment Governance
20.Night Bazaar V V V
22.Sunday Evening Walking Street V V V V
12. Lanna Wisdom School V V V
Kan-tok Restaurant V V V
15
Field Survey Method
  • Interview with various groups (government,
    business, youth, tribe leader, monks, tourist,
    etc)
  • Observation
  • PCM
  • Literature review (policy paper and other related
    documents)

16
Prospective respondents
  • Government Sector
  • Government officials
  • tourist authority
  • Private Sector
  • handcrafts maker
  • tour guide
  • Souvenir shop owners
  • Tourists
  • Civil Society
  • Local people
  • Local leaders, Local tribe, Women, Monk, Sala
    (Master of craftsmanship)
  • Lanna musicians, Students

17
References
  • World Comission on Environment and Development,
    Our common future,1987
  • Chettamart, S. and Emphandhu, D. (1993) The
    tourism industry and sustainable development in
    Thailand. Kasetsart University Publication
  • Dearden, P. (1990) Tourism and sustainable
    development in Northern Thailand. University of
    Victory Publication
  • UNESCO (2006) Tourism, Culture, and Sustainable
    Development. UNESCO Publishing, Paris.
  • Stephen Page and Joanne Connell (2008)
    SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

18
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