Tourism and development in mountain regions.

Abstract

The extent and practice of tourism in and around several villages bordering the national park of Bromo Tengger Semeru (Indonesia) was investigated, and conclusions were drawn about the conflicts between the theory and practice of participatory, community-based ecotourism. The findings reveal that tourism can directly and indirectly benefit people's economic, social and cultural welfare, and the extent to which participatory tourism can be sustainable to all levels at all times is questioned.

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