Ecotourism is growing rapidly in biodiversity hotspots because of its promise to achieve both
economic growth and environmental conservation. We reviewed the literature for empirical …

Governments in many developing countries endorse sustainable tourism, despite
associated practical limitations and challenges as a development strategy. Using the case of …

This paper explores the spatial–temporal changes of urban–rural construction land use and
its anthropogenic driving forces in Wuhan from 1996 to 2009. The vector maps and data …

Climate change affects rainfall variability and food security, in some cases leading to
migration. Improved understanding about the interactions between climate and food security …

This study investigates the spatial associations of urban tourism phenomena by using GIS
and statistical methods to examine the relationships between hotels and land use types …

In the 1990s, some districts in the Northern Vietnamese highlands were opened for
international tourism. The development of tourism was expected to bring a new income …

Land-cover change is the result of complex multi-scale interactions between socioeconomic,
demographic, and environmental factors. Demographic change, in particular, is thought to …

The role of remote sensing and human–environment interactions (HEI) research in social
and environmental decision-making has steadily increased along with numerous …

After long periods of deforestation, forest transition has occurred globally, but the causes of
forest transition in different countries are highly variable. Conservation policies may play …

Identification of capacities for development of ecotourism is an undeniable priority in any
country. For this purpose, various methods have been proposed by different researchers for …