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A Critical Review of Peace Park Tourism Planning and Development in the Border Region
Abstract The primary aim of this paper is to explore the potential for de-militarized zone (DMZ) peace parks in promoting peace between South and North Korea and to conserve the natural environment on both sides of the border. The conditions and issues affecting the development of a peace park in emerging countries is examined along with an assessment of South and North Korea's particular circumstances in fostering nature-based tourism in their peace park. It examines also some of the challenges that establish peace parks where protected areas meet on opposite sides of political boundaries.
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