GUIDELINES TO ADVENTURE TOURISM (SPORTS) MANAGEMENT FOR TOURISTS IN THE ANDAMAN TRIANGLE AREA
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The objective of this research was to examine the context and guidelines of adventure tourism (sports) management within the Andaman Triangle region. The research was a mixed-methods approach. By using a questionnaire and interview form It is a tool for conducting quantitative research studies. Population and sample is a population living in Krabi, Phang Nga and Phuket provinces used the Taro Yamane (1973) random sampling method. Qualitative research: Key informants are selected from qualified individuals. and there were 30 people who had a stake in the area and were reliable. The results of the research found that Respondents provided information: 384 people, mostly female, aged 31-40 years, with marital status. Have a career in government service Monthly income 10,001-30,000 baht. Traveling for the first time by car, staying overnight for 2 nights, the average cost of accommodation per night is less than 500 baht. Organizing adventure tourism (sports) for tourists in the Andaman Triangle area. The overall picture is at a high level ( = 3.86), with the belief that tourism equipment is safe (
= 4.53), followed by tourism activities being environmentally friendly. is at the highest level (
= 4.51) and there is adequacy of the passenger transportation system (
= 4.34). Guidelines for developing adventure tourism (sports) management for tourists In the Andaman Triangle area, communities are the base for creating spatial entrepreneurs. Set available landmarks Control activities that pass standards. There are 4 strategies: Strategy 1 Community-based, Strategy 2 Create spatial entrepreneurs, Strategy 3 Set landmarks, Strategy 4 Control activities that pass standards.
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