CRITERIA FOR ASSESSING STATE MANAGEMENT FOR COMMUNITY-BASED TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN VIETNAM

Authors

  • Tran Thu Phuong, Pham Thi Thanh Hoan

Keywords:

: State management, tourism, community-based tourism, state management for community-based tourism development

Abstract

Evaluation of management results is an important content of state management for community-based tourism development. It is aimed to determine whether and to what extent management objectives have been achieved. Besides, it can also determine the conformity of regulations on community-based tourism development in reality in the provinces, as well as its efficiency and effectiveness in the provinces; Apart from that, it can identify the shortcomings of state management for community-based tourism development. Accordingly, adjustments can be made to ensure the sustainable development of community- based tourism. The objective of the paper is to use the outcome model, the theories on assessing the state management results, the common set of criteria for assessing the performance of state management and the opinions of experts in tourism industry, thereby propose criteria to evaluate the results of state management for community-based tourism development in Vietnam towards the sustainable development of this tourism type in our country.

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