英文摘要 |
Through the description and comparison of the tourism ecosystems of Mount Fuji(Japan) and Jade Mountain(Taiwan), this paper examines their tourism ecosystems from three aspects: natural landscape, cultural elements and tourism, and further analyzes their economic effects. Due to the differences in public sentiment, government systems and unique environmental resources between Taiwan and Japan, the mountaineering management systems of these two mountains are also different, including: opening control, facility construction and operation, etc. Therefore, there are also great differences in the form and connotation of the tourism industry ecosystem such as the organization, resources, and activities related to tourism. |