동아시아 문화권 관광객의 기후변화로 인한 한국관광지 위험지각 차이분석: 한국인, 중국인, 일본인 관광객을 중심으로

초록

The expansion of globalization has caused the homogenization of cultures around the world. This distinct trend is especially noticeable regarding cultural aspects of universal values. At the same time, however, the distinct features of individual cultures affect people in different ways. South Korea, China, and Japan contain both homogeneous and heterogeneous cultural characteristics. The purpose of this study is to explore the differences in how Korean, Chinese, and Japanese people who live in East Asia perceive the risks of global climate change. Furthermore, this study examines differences in how tourists who have different cultural backgrounds perceive risks caused by climate change when they experience a different culture, and it also suggests theoretical implications on the relation of universal cultural traits and heterogeneous cultural traits. The results show that there are differences in the perceptions of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese tourists on the risks from climate change in tourist areas. This exploratory study is expected to lead to further discussion on cultural universality and distinctiveness, which deserves further examination from the tourism sector in the age of globalization

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