A Huangshan Affair

MARCH in Beijing is a time of hope, and despair. The Siberian winds that howl in from Mongolia begin to wane; renegade centigrades make a break for positive. Beijing may get warmer in the third month of the year, but the weather can still be abysmal. Expect encounters with the wild children of meteorology - sleet, hail, sandstorms - before spring truly arrives. For many residents, married to the city for the pre-Chinese New Year winter work slog, March is breaking point.     

Low-Carbon Holidays on Huangshan

RESPLENDENT in the natural beauty of its breathtaking landscapes and geo parks, Huangshan (literally Yellow Mountain) in southern Anhui Province, eastern China, truly merits its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Low-carbon travel and environmental protection have been the focus of Huangshan’s tourism bureau throughout exploitation of     

Huangshan orHuizhou,What’s in a Name?

正Huangshan,a city in east China’s Anhui Province,was named after the world-famous scenic spot Huangshan Mountain,which is known for its beautiful natural landscape of uniquely-shaped rocks,pine trees,cloud scenery as well as the many local waterfal s and hot springs.The city name Huangshan,though,was     

试析黄山市旅游业对非景区居民消费水平的影响

当今世界,旅游业已成为发展最快、前景最广阔、规模最大、最重要的产业之一,占全球GDP的比重已超过10％。因此,旅游业作为一项产业,是当今社会经济发展的一个重要组成部分,通过对旅游的推动、促进和提供便利服务来从中获取收入,旅游业从根本上说是一项经济性产业。而旅游业带来的经济影响更是不容小觑。此文以黄山为例,采用黄山非景区居民的的视角,深入剖析这一独特人群对于这一现象的看法,从而分析黄山旅游业对非景区居民消费水平影响的原因以及发展趋势。