Nature contributes substantially to human well-being through its diverse material and
nonmaterial contributions. However, despite the growing literature on the nonmaterial …

There has been an increasing focus on the valuation of biodiversity and ecosystem services
in global research, which has improved our understanding of how nature benefits humanity …

Nature-based tourism (NBT) has become a popular tool for developing countries to achieve
economic growth by the non-destructive use of their natural resources. COVID-19 has …

Tourism is an important economic and social activity with distinct characteristics of human-
land interaction, which creates increasingly pronounced ecological and environmental …

Maintaining and expanding protected areas (PAs) can benefit humans and the rest of
nature, but also has direct management and opportunity costs. Assessing this trade-off can …

In China, environmental impact assessment (EIA) has evolved with practice. Despite
revising its laws and guidelines, the EIA system in China continues to encounter several …

Abstract “Accounting values”(quantity* unit value), assessed with an assumption of a
constant unit value, are often used in creating macroeconomic aggregates like Gross …

This study attempts to identify the role of research related to people with disabilities in the
intellectual structure of the hospitality and tourism (H&T) literature through bibliometric …

This study proposes a model on the relationship between cultural ecosystem service (CES)
and visitors' subjective well-being (SWB). The model consists of the four constructs of CES …

Tourism in ecological functional zones (EFZs) is rapidly becoming an increasing trend;
however, its impact on ecosystem services remains poorly understood owing to the absence …