Construction of the "Culture-Tourism-Consumption" Pathways for the Jiadan Paper Industry Based on Cultural Tourism Integration
Abstract
Jiadan Paper is a unique traditional artisanal product from Danzhou, Hainan, embodying local folk and traditional craft cultures.
This study selects the Jiadan Paper industry as the research object, analyzing the current status and existing problems in the Jiadan Paper industry from the perspective of cultural tourism integrated development. It conducts analysis from three aspects: cultural empowerment, tourism implementation, and consumption stimulation, and identifies a "culture-tourism-consumption" integrated development pathway, thereby
demolishing the barriers among cultural transmission, tourism experience, and market consumption.
This study selects the Jiadan Paper industry as the research object, analyzing the current status and existing problems in the Jiadan Paper industry from the perspective of cultural tourism integrated development. It conducts analysis from three aspects: cultural empowerment, tourism implementation, and consumption stimulation, and identifies a "culture-tourism-consumption" integrated development pathway, thereby
demolishing the barriers among cultural transmission, tourism experience, and market consumption.
Keywords
Cultural Tourism Integration; Jiadan Paper Industry; Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Transmission; Culture-Tourism-Consumption
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v4i3.9758
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