Author(s)

Xin Gao ¹, Jingqi Xie ¹, Zhang Zhang ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ College of Biochemical Engineering, Beijing Union University, Beijing, 100023, China

Corresponding Author

Zhang Zhang

ABSTRACT

Along with the rapid development of our economy, it has brought the unbalanced development of urban and rural areas, unbalanced distribution of resources between urban and rural areas and so on. The government of rural revitalization puts forward the increase of rural tourism development and construction, but it does not involve the study of rural homestead circulation. This paper analyzes the four modes, and finds that the four modes are government-led, developer-led, developer-government-led and village collective-led. Based on this, this paper finds that at present, the willingness of homestead transfer in some areas is low, it is difficult to build tourism brands, some villagers are still unable to secure resettlement, and tourism is not obvious to the development of local economy. This paper puts forward countermeasures to solve the above transfer mode problems. The government should not only consider the regional development and economic interests and rush for success, but also force farmers to go upstairs against their will and force villagers to carry out homestead transfer. What rural tourism province needs is its native and original nature. Build tourism brand and form industrial closed loop. We will ensure that the income of rural households does not decrease. We should attach importance to connecting markets and making industries bigger and stronger. At the same time, we should prevent simple copying of models.

KEYWORDS

Rural homestead transfer, rural tourism, sustainable livelihood

CITE THIS PAPER

Xin Gao, Jingqi Xie, Zhang Zhang, Rural Homestead Transfer Mode and Case Study in Rural Tourism Development. Tourism Management and Technology Economy (2023) Vol. 6: 1-9. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/tmte.2023.060101.

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