英文摘要 |
This study adopted Porter’s diamond model to assess the competitive advantages and development strategy for the tourism and leisure industry in Pingtung County. The researchers collected 782 residents from 33 townships in Pingtung County. The results demonstrated that the“factor conditions”can be divided into“tourism-related cultural and historical resources”and“agricultural, fishery, and gourmet production”; that“firm strategy, structure, and rivalry”can be divided into“leisure-related cultural and historical activities”and“development of production and marketing channels”; that“related and supporting industries”can be divided into“local cooperative production”and“activity cooperating industry”; that“opportunities”can be divided into“extension of local industries”and“outbound transportation construction”; and that“development strategy”can be divided into“regional cooperation,”“southbound talent migration,”and“cross-border added value.”Among these advantages,“extension of local industries”in“opportunities”was found to be the most crucial action item affecting the county’s development strategy. In particular, the“demand conditions”and“activity cooperating industry”could inhibit the three developmental strategies in the northern Pingtung area. In addition, residents in the Aboriginal area believed that more diversified“development of production and marketing channels”in“firm strategy, structure, and rivalry”would inhibit the development strategy of“cross-border added value”. |