Tuyen Dai Quang
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 801385 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tuyen Dai Quang |
| PRENOMES | Tuyen Dai |
| SOBRENOME | Quang |
| ASSINATURA | QUANG T D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | HUTECH University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4599-2202 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Tourism Development Products in Vietnam
Exploring Identity and Participation in Community‐Based Tourism Through Q‐Methodology
Community‐based tourism is central to Vietnam's rural development, particularly in ethnic minority regions. However, local responses vary significantly due to diverse cultures and lived experiences. This study applies Q‐methodology to investigate Cham perceptions of CBT by using a 40‐statement Q‐set administered to 35 participants. Findings revealed three discourses: a cultural preservationist stance resisting the commodification of heritage; a c…
Routledge Handbook of Tourism and Hospitality Development in Vietnam
How Has Community‐Based Tourism Evolved Over Three Decades (1995–2025)
This study examines the development of community‐based tourism as a sustainable model for community empowerment, economic growth, and cultural preservation over the past three decades. Using a dual‐method approach, the study combines bibliometric analysis ( n = 847 documents) with a systematic literature review ( n = 69 documents), drawing from Scopus and Web of Science. Guided by the PRISMA framework, the analysis reveals a notable surge in CBT …
Publication of non-native-English-speaking tourism researchers in international journals
This study investigates the current state of international publications in the field of tourism by non-native-English-speaking Vietnamese researchers and identifies the challenges and solutions regarding scientific research and international publications. A mixed-method approach was employed, including a systematic review of data collected from the Scimago Institutions Rankings system, a focus group, and semi-structured interviews with 25 respond…
Planting seeds for the future
The present study is an investigation of the indigenous Cham community of Vietnam, descendants of an ancient civilization, and their efforts to preserve traditional forms of knowledge related to plant diversity and its applications for health and personal wellness. The study was conducted over two years through ethnographic fieldwork in two Cham villages and employs a mixed-methods approach, combining observation, interviews, and linguistic analy…
Can tourism enhance inclusitivity for indigenous peoples? Cham perspectives on tourism benefit sharing at living heritage sites in Vietnam
Purpose Through a case study of the Po Klaong Girai temple in Vietnam, this paper explores how indigenous community perceive tourism benefit sharing (TBS) associated with their cultural tourism at sacred living-heritage sites and how this TBS enhances the equality and inclusion for indigenous community in the context of tourism in Vietnam. Design/methodology/approach This study employed ethnographic fieldwork and semi-structured interviews with 3…
Cham Culture and Traditions
Understanding the level of support or opposition within a community towards a development issue requires a comprehensive understanding of the community’s cultural area. By immersing oneself in the community’s stories, beliefs, and cultural identity, it is possible to gain valuable insights into their perspective on the issue. In this chapter, I aim to provide a tantalizing glimpse into the fascinating world of Cham culture, with all its rich phil…
Authenticity and tourism development
An abandoned Cham temple of Vietnam
This article examines the Hòa Lai Temple in Ninh Thuận province, Vietnam, which has been overlooked in recent literature, despite numerous Champa temple-tower complexes in the region having been the subject of scholarly studies. Using multidisciplinary methods such as ethnography, manuscript studies, historical analysis, oral historical methods, epigraphy and archaeology, our findings reveal two trends. First, while the temple-tower complex is a …
Understanding tourists’ experiences at war heritage sites in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam
This article examines tourists' experiences based on a content analysis of 23,640 online TripAdvisor reviews on the Cu Chi tunnels, one of the most well-known dark tourist sites in Vietnam. Using the netnography approach, we found that most online reviews are from inbound tourists. We identified several factors that impact tourists' perceptions, including tourists' underground experience, the content of war history, the tour guide's narrative tal…
Rising tensions
This study examines the complexities of cultural-heritage management in Vietnam and the various tensions that arise within initiatives promoting “authentic” versions of cultural practice. In particular, this research investigates local perceptions concerning the commodification of the Cham New Year (Rija Nâgar) at temple-tower complexes, and explores the implications of sacred religious holidays (ngày lễ) that are organized as festival (lễ hội) e…
Toward sustainable tourism practice in the post-Covid-19
Although the impact of tourism and COVID-19 has been paid much attention, limited research considers the perspectives from local people working in tourism, especially those affected by the pandemic the most. This article examines the perspectives of tourism labors in Nha Trang, Vietnam on the dual impacts of tourism and the COVID-19 pandemic on their lives and the local economy. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 26 participants worki…
Is Living Heritage Ignored? Revisiting Heritage Conservation at Cham Living-Heritage Sites in Vietnam
This study examines the heritage conservation of the Cham living heritage sites and perceptions of the Cham community in Vietnam. Data were collected using various methods, including participant observation, semi-structured interviews, and documentation, from a “living” sacred site of the Cham community in Ninh Thuan, Vietnam. This research demonstrates that the conservation of heritage in Vietnam has focused primarily on tangible forms of herita…
How Has Community‐Based Tourism Evolved Over Three Decades (1995–2025)
This study examines the development of community‐based tourism as a sustainable model for community empowerment, economic growth, and cultural preservation over the past three decades. Using a dual‐method approach, the study combines bibliometric analysis ( n = 847 documents) with a systematic literature review ( n = 69 documents), drawing from Scopus and Web of Science. Guided by the PRISMA framework, the analysis reveals a notable surge in CBT …
Understanding tourists’ experiences at war heritage sites in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam
This article examines tourists' experiences based on a content analysis of 23,640 online TripAdvisor reviews on the Cu Chi tunnels, one of the most well-known dark tourist sites in Vietnam. Using the netnography approach, we found that most online reviews are from inbound tourists. We identified several factors that impact tourists' perceptions, including tourists' underground experience, the content of war history, the tour guide's narrative tal…
Can tourism enhance inclusitivity for indigenous peoples? Cham perspectives on tourism benefit sharing at living heritage sites in Vietnam
Purpose Through a case study of the Po Klaong Girai temple in Vietnam, this paper explores how indigenous community perceive tourism benefit sharing (TBS) associated with their cultural tourism at sacred living-heritage sites and how this TBS enhances the equality and inclusion for indigenous community in the context of tourism in Vietnam. Design/methodology/approach This study employed ethnographic fieldwork and semi-structured interviews with 3…
Authenticity and tourism development
Rising tensions
This study examines the complexities of cultural-heritage management in Vietnam and the various tensions that arise within initiatives promoting “authentic” versions of cultural practice. In particular, this research investigates local perceptions concerning the commodification of the Cham New Year (Rija Nâgar) at temple-tower complexes, and explores the implications of sacred religious holidays (ngày lễ) that are organized as festival (lễ hội) e…
Toward sustainable tourism practice in the post-Covid-19
Although the impact of tourism and COVID-19 has been paid much attention, limited research considers the perspectives from local people working in tourism, especially those affected by the pandemic the most. This article examines the perspectives of tourism labors in Nha Trang, Vietnam on the dual impacts of tourism and the COVID-19 pandemic on their lives and the local economy. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 26 participants worki…
Is Living Heritage Ignored? Revisiting Heritage Conservation at Cham Living-Heritage Sites in Vietnam
This study examines the heritage conservation of the Cham living heritage sites and perceptions of the Cham community in Vietnam. Data were collected using various methods, including participant observation, semi-structured interviews, and documentation, from a “living” sacred site of the Cham community in Ninh Thuan, Vietnam. This research demonstrates that the conservation of heritage in Vietnam has focused primarily on tangible forms of herita…
Cham Culture and Traditions
Understanding the level of support or opposition within a community towards a development issue requires a comprehensive understanding of the community’s cultural area. By immersing oneself in the community’s stories, beliefs, and cultural identity, it is possible to gain valuable insights into their perspective on the issue. In this chapter, I aim to provide a tantalizing glimpse into the fascinating world of Cham culture, with all its rich phil…
Authenticity and tourism development
An abandoned Cham temple of Vietnam
This article examines the Hòa Lai Temple in Ninh Thuận province, Vietnam, which has been overlooked in recent literature, despite numerous Champa temple-tower complexes in the region having been the subject of scholarly studies. Using multidisciplinary methods such as ethnography, manuscript studies, historical analysis, oral historical methods, epigraphy and archaeology, our findings reveal two trends. First, while the temple-tower complex is a …
Understanding tourists’ experiences at war heritage sites in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam
This article examines tourists' experiences based on a content analysis of 23,640 online TripAdvisor reviews on the Cu Chi tunnels, one of the most well-known dark tourist sites in Vietnam. Using the netnography approach, we found that most online reviews are from inbound tourists. We identified several factors that impact tourists' perceptions, including tourists' underground experience, the content of war history, the tour guide's narrative tal…
Publication of non-native-English-speaking tourism researchers in international journals
This study investigates the current state of international publications in the field of tourism by non-native-English-speaking Vietnamese researchers and identifies the challenges and solutions regarding scientific research and international publications. A mixed-method approach was employed, including a systematic review of data collected from the Scimago Institutions Rankings system, a focus group, and semi-structured interviews with 25 respond…
Planting seeds for the future
The present study is an investigation of the indigenous Cham community of Vietnam, descendants of an ancient civilization, and their efforts to preserve traditional forms of knowledge related to plant diversity and its applications for health and personal wellness. The study was conducted over two years through ethnographic fieldwork in two Cham villages and employs a mixed-methods approach, combining observation, interviews, and linguistic analy…
Can tourism enhance inclusitivity for indigenous peoples? Cham perspectives on tourism benefit sharing at living heritage sites in Vietnam
Purpose Through a case study of the Po Klaong Girai temple in Vietnam, this paper explores how indigenous community perceive tourism benefit sharing (TBS) associated with their cultural tourism at sacred living-heritage sites and how this TBS enhances the equality and inclusion for indigenous community in the context of tourism in Vietnam. Design/methodology/approach This study employed ethnographic fieldwork and semi-structured interviews with 3…
Routledge Handbook of Tourism and Hospitality Development in Vietnam
How Has Community‐Based Tourism Evolved Over Three Decades (1995–2025)
This study examines the development of community‐based tourism as a sustainable model for community empowerment, economic growth, and cultural preservation over the past three decades. Using a dual‐method approach, the study combines bibliometric analysis ( n = 847 documents) with a systematic literature review ( n = 69 documents), drawing from Scopus and Web of Science. Guided by the PRISMA framework, the analysis reveals a notable surge in CBT …
Tourism Development Products in Vietnam
Exploring Identity and Participation in Community‐Based Tourism Through Q‐Methodology
Community‐based tourism is central to Vietnam's rural development, particularly in ethnic minority regions. However, local responses vary significantly due to diverse cultures and lived experiences. This study applies Q‐methodology to investigate Cham perceptions of CBT by using a 40‐statement Q‐set administered to 35 participants. Findings revealed three discourses: a cultural preservationist stance resisting the commodification of heritage; a c…
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