A Qualitative System Dynamic Modelling on Sustainable Tourism Development (Case Study: Depok Beach at Bantul Regency)

Depok beach is a tourism destination located in Yogyakarta's south coastal area with its unique attractions. The tourism development at Depok beach finds some problems, especially on tourism sustainability. This research tried to model a system for managing Depok beach as a sustainable tourist attraction. System dynamics were used for modeling the management strategy. The data of this study were gathered by doing observation and in-depth interviews with related stakeholders. This research found that the Depok beach management model is a complex system consisting of social, economic, and ecological subsystems. The management system of Depok beach was quite nice, even one environmental aspect, which is waste management was not fully appropriate. Locals waste management was done traditionally, neglecting any ecological problems that may be occurred. The optimization of Depok beach management might be achieved by strengthening the waste management system.

Problems and prospects of investment support of Ukrainian enterprises under European integration conditions

This article considers the problems and prospects of investment support of Ukrainian enterprises under European integration conditions. A review of literature sources on the problem of investment support. The dynamics of capital investments in the industry of Ukraine for the period 2015-2019 years is analyzed. The structure of foreign direct investments (share capital, debt instruments) in Ukraine for the period 2015-2019 years is analyzed. The structure of capital investments by sources of financing in Ukraine in 2019 year is investigated. Investment support of industry and other branches of Ukraine is analyzed. A low share of foreign investors in the investment support of Ukrainian enterprises was revealed. The harmonious development of the country’s economy, especially during the period of active reform, requires significant amounts of investment and financing. To increase the level of efficiency of investment support of industrial enterprises of our country, they need to develop and use a comprehensive model of harmonious development of the investment attraction system. The potential for foreign investment is much greater than domestic. Possibilities of using the prospects of investment support of Ukrainian enterprises under European integration conditions have been studied. A comprehensive model for attracting foreign investment in Ukrainian enterprises in the context of European integration has been further developed. Introduction, application of a comprehensive model of attracting foreign investment in Ukrainian enterprises in European integration conditions. The model will increase the share of foreign investment in the country’s economy. The model will also help to attract the best practices of EU countries. This will promote harmonious integration and so on. As a result of effective investment support, it is expected to strengthen the financial condition of enterprises, increase the level of their creditworthiness.

Evaluation of vernacular landscape attraction for traditional village tourism: A case study of Yongfeng Village in Lanzhou

In the context of rural revitalization, the benign development of traditional village tourism is of great significance to the implementation of Rural Revitalization Strategy in China. Taking Yongfeng Village in Lanzhou as the research object, this paper discusses the evaluation method of vernacular landscape attraction. Through the research on the internal and external environment and historical culture of Yongfeng village, this paper constructed the rural landscape attraction system and evaluation index. With the help of the effective data of the questionnaire survey, this paper made an empirical calculation of the rural landscape attraction intensity of Yongfeng Village by using the methods of AHP and factor analysis. The results show that: (1) the protection and rational use of historical and cultural resources is the core content to improve the attractiveness of rural tourism landscape; (3) the internal space is the connotation externalization of the attraction of rural landscape, Renovating the historical built-up environment is the material basis for attracting tourists’ in-depth experience. Therefore, the effective way to enhance the attraction is to activate and integrate the material and non-material rural landscape resources of traditional villages.

Acoustic attraction system draws in competing seabird species

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Acoustic attraction system draws in competing seabird species

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Enhanced Three-Phase Inverter Faults Detection And Diagnosis Approach - Design And Experimental Evaluation

<span lang="EN-US">Efficiency, reliability, high power quality and continuous operation are important aspects in electric vehicle attraction system. Therefore, quick fault detection, isolation and enhanced fault-tolerant control for open-switches faults in inverter driving systems become more and more required in this filed. However, fault detection and localization algorithms have been known to have many performance limitations due to speed variations such as wrong decision making of fault occurrence. Those weaknesses are investigated and solved in this paper using currents magnitudes fault indices, current direct component fault indices and a decision system. A simulation model and experimental setup are utilized to validate the proposed concept. Many simulation and experimental results are carried out to show the effectiveness of the proposed fault detection approach.</span>

Income elasticity of demand for tourism at Fulufjället National Park

National Parks are significant markers in the tourism attraction system and represent an important supply of recreation opportunities for the clients of the nature-based tourism industry. In this study, we analyze income elasticities among visitors from two major nationalities at Fulufjället National Park (FNP)—a cross-boundary park between Sweden and Norway—to see if this tourism product is a luxury or not. Modeling demand with a Tobit model, we find that visiting this National Park is close to a luxury, but results also show that elasticities differ across both income and nationality: FNP is more likely to be a luxury good among low-income Germans and high-income Swedes. The article concludes with a discussion on policy and management implications from these results.