英文摘要 |
With the increasing standards of living and the convenient traffic systems, tourism and leisure have been gaining popularity, In terms of developing trends and the current situation of tourism and the leisure industry, stimulating the local economy to satisfy the needs of visitors, the use of local resources to establish developed patterns of tourism and leisure has been formed. Pingtung County Hakka regions are dominated by agriculture, but due to Taiwan joining the World Trade Organization and impacts of social change; Taiwan cannot keep up with the evolving modern trend, and is bound to change its pattern of development accordingly. However, due to the pros and cons of regional industrial development, attitudes and awareness of local residents are key points of industrial development. The purpose of this study was to use a questionnaire to investigate and analyze views of the residents of Hakka villages on the development of the tourism leisure industry, to study and propose industrial development strategies, and to provide the results for the practical operation of fruits of production, government, and educational institution to adopt and use as reference. The questionnaire surveyed the views of residents and was used as the research method to confer developed strategies of tourism and leisure industries of Hakka villages in Pingtung County. The study area included the following communities in Pingtung County - Gao Shu, Zhang zhi, Lin luo, Neipu, Zhu tian, Wan luan, Xin pi, Jia dong from which the residents were the object of study, and a total of 386 valid samples were taken. Results were obtained through literature review, research design, questionnaire, and analysis and discussion. The current state of environment and resources as well as SWOT analysis were used to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the industry, in order to grasp the competitive advantage strategy of pairing to form the optimal development strategy. The results found that, ranked as first priority, residents think that restaurant sanitation, service quality, enhanced industry standards, and strengthening the cooperation between the industry's 'quality improvements' are the most important considerations; second, Hakka food, heritage, culture, and festivals are the biggest attractions for tourists; third, that Hakka groups are conservative, less willing to change, and normally afraid of taking the risks of investment services, hence counseling and communication are keys for the development of the industry; fourth, public sector popularity effectiveness remains to be improved, and those in charge are vital to its success. |