英文摘要 |
The significance of seasonal tourist changes is common to all natural resource parks. How to set the price for different seasons has been a major concern to outdoor recreation sites, which affects not only recreational quality provided but also issues such as eco-environmental maintenance, natural resource usage and operation management. In this study, a contingent valuation method (CVM) is applied in the case of Au-Wan-Da forest recreation area to estimate the value of tourists' willingness-to-pay. A Multiple Indicators and Multiple Causes model (MIMIC) was constructed to analyze its amenity effects. Furthermore, results from bootstrapping show that in the holidays of low seasons as well as the whole period of peak seasons, the price of tourists' willingness-to-pay is the highest. The findings also indicate that for resource continuing, one should adapt the policy of annual closing time for the forest recreation area, and also educate the tourists the ideas of forests conservation and its future value of usage. |