以自然为基础的再生旅游业:挪威北极地区的导游和利益相关者动态

IF 5.8 Q1 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Frida Marie Omma
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摘要

该人种学研究采用多物种方法研究挪威北极地区和萨米地区的自然旅游业,并纳入了萨米方法论和非人类关系。研究结果导游认识到他们是超越人类世界的一部分,并践行了对非人类参与者关系负责的道德规范。作为积极学习机会的变革性体验可以增强游客的关爱意识,并为当地社区带来潜在的再生收入,而不是采掘业。当地知识和萨米人的生存方式在导游的自然文化实践中起着至关重要的作用,可以振兴文化遗产并增强土著人的能力。公民科学和文化活动是产生繁荣的生态系统并在当地社区和游客之间创造有意义的互动的一些方法。原创性/价值这项研究强调了导游作为中介人的独特作用,他们可以将再生原则转化为行动,传达地方的精髓并参与创新合作。导游的做法符合利益相关者的观点,即旅游业的未来应造福社区并尊重生态限制。
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Regenerative nature-based tourism: tour guides and stakeholder dynamics in Arctic Norway

Purpose

The research paper aims to explore how tour guides can contribute to regenerative tourism and the ways in which natureculture guiding practices align with stakeholder interests and the perspectives of tourism futures.

Design/methodology/approach

The ethnographic study used a multispecies approach to nature-based tourism in Arctic Norway and Sápmi, incorporating a Sámi methodology and non-human relationality.

Findings

The tour guides recognise that they are part of a more-than-human world and practice ethics that are responsible for their relations to non-human actors. Transformative experiences that are active learning opportunities can strengthen a sense of care within the tourists and pose as potential regenerative incomes in local communities, instead of extractive industries. Local knowledge and Sámi ways of being have a vital role in the tour guides' natureculture practices, which can revitalise cultural heritage and strengthen Indigenous empowerment.

Practical implications

The article suggests that tourism management and local governments must prioritise the support of tour guide initiatives involving restorative properties for socio-ecological systems. Citizen science and cultural activities are some ways that can generate a thriving ecosystem and create meaningful interactions between local communities and tourists.

Originality/value

The research highlights the unique role of tour guides as intermediaries who can translate regenerative principles into action, communicate the essence of place and take part in innovative collaborations. Tour guide practices align with the stakeholder view that tourism futures should benefit the communities and respect ecological limits.

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Journal of Tourism Futures
Journal of Tourism Futures HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-
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