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Research on Policy Coordination and Risk Governance of Tourism Performances from the Perspective of National Cultural Parks

Jin XuThe Catholic University of Korea Yezi ZhangThe Catholic University of Korea*

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

Taking the integration of tourism performances into National Cultural Parks as an example, this paper discusses issues mainly from three aspects: their policy evolution process, alienation risks, and standardized paths. The research process includes the following key points: Based on the coordination and unification of the development of policies related to tourism performances and National Cultural Parks, it analyzes the implementation process of financial support policies shifting from centralization to inclination; explores the transformation of the cultural attributes of tourism performances from profit-oriented entertaining operations to public welfare education and ecological civilization construction; combined with existing research results, it is found that although tourism performances have become a manifestation of national cultural strategies driven by policies, they have also brought new problems such as the anomie of ecological ethics, the proliferation of technical rationality, and the weakening of cultural subjects. The strategic suggestions for their development are to improve the relevant policies and regulations of tourism performances through top-level institutionalization and multi-party collaborative management, so as to build a sound situation of coordinated integration of cultural inheritance, ecological protection, and tourism development.

Keywords: Tourism Performances; National Cultural Parks; Policy Coordination; Ecological Ethics; Cultural Narration
Published: December 4, 2025
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/2025.30264
Volume: CHR Vol.90
pp. 67-74
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