Interactive Development between the Cultural Industry and The Tourism Economy

• 발행기관: 세계문화관광학회
• 저자명: Cho Moon-Soo
• 간행물 정보: 『Conference Proceedings』8th International Joint World Cultural Tourism Conference 2007, 354~358쪽, 전체 5쪽
• 주제분류: 사회과학 > 관광학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2007.11.30

영문 초록

On March 20,2004, Impression of Liu San Jie, directing by the famous director Zhang Yimou in China is taken as the first global brand-new concept of scenery real-life scenery theater, ,also is a brand-new concept of amphibious scenic area - daytime it is completely a folk custom cultural real-life scenic subject park, evening it is a big folk custom cultural theater which performances primarily the real-life scenery, It makes the time lengthen 0.34days which the tourists paused. Statistics have indicated, May 1st in 2007 which is called golden-week, the Impression of Liu San Jie receive the 33,800 tourists. And so called the culture founds a nation, South Korea raised "south Korea trend ".The foundation of south Korea trend culture brings a new chance to Korea. In 2004, in China and in the Taiwan, the proportion of tourists in "south Korea trend" respectively is 59.5% and 53.5%. According to the data releasing by south Korea tourism bureau, in 2005 "south Korea trend " tourists brought South Korea the foreign exchange amounting to 1.07 billion US dollars. However, Cheju Island which is take as the site of multitudinous Korea series, actually does not truly obtain the huge traveling benefits through Korea series, in interactive developments between the culture and the tourism economy Cheju the traveling culture in Cheju Island is in disadvantage. The inland in China is considered as the potential market of South Korean cultural product, Cheju Island also should find out the correct joining spot which the interactive development between the cultural industry and the tourism economy is at.

목차

Abstract

1. The general situation

2. Cheju under "South Korean trend"

3. Conclusion

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키워드

Guilin Cheju Cultural Industry the Tourism Economy