新冠肺炎南非乡村旅游的局限：来自“留守”乡村空间的认知

Q2 Social Sciences

African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Pub Date : 2022-02-28 DOI:10.46222/ajhtl.19770720.000

C. Rogerson, Zinzisa Sixaba

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摘要

新冠肺炎环境下消费者旅游偏好的转变为乡村旅游打开了潜在的新机遇。本文探讨了东开普省Raymond Mhlaba地方市“留守”外围乡村空间中乡村旅游发展面临的挑战。对主要旅游企业的主要旅游利益相关者进行了20次详细的定性访谈。关键研究结果指出，南非许多地区的乡村旅游业受到地方政府缺陷的结构性制约和限制。最大化当地旅游资产的核心制约因素包括当地政府的表现、当地基础设施（尤其是道路）的供应和维护不足以及服务提供问题。

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The Limits of Rural Tourism in COVID-19 South Africa: Perceptions from ‘Left Behind’ Rural Spaces

Shifting consumer travel preferences in the COVID-19 environment open potential new opportunities for rural tourism. This paper examines the challenges facing the development of rural tourism in a ‘left behind’ peripheral rural space in Raymond Mhlaba Local Municipality, Eastern Cape. 20 detailed qualitative interviews with key tourism stakeholders, mainly tourism businesses, are analysed. The key findings point to the structural constraints and limits on rural tourism in many parts of South Africa from the shortcomings of local government. The core constraints upon maximising local tourism assets surround the performance of local government, its inadequate provision and maintenance of local infrastructure (especially roads) as well as of service delivery issues.

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African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development

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2.70

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8 weeks

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