One possible effect of geotourism in Jeonju is the local economy. As they make the places such as hotel, restaurants, and other infrastructures not in franchise, local people can start their own business. This would lead to a big demand of people. In addition, by the increment of its employment, the income of each person would also increase and it would result in market growth as they will consume more. Therefore, overall economic condition of the city would become better.
Another possible effect of geotourism in the city, famous for Korean tradition, is the influential spread of our tradition. It is important for tourists to experience and learn the sites and cultures, as it is the main purpose of their travel. If they stay in places that local people operate and locally designed, they can communicate with them, ask where the hidden but must-see places, and feel the culture better. From this chance, culture and language are the minimum contents they can earn. By making tourist keep special memories, general evaluation and satisfaction would be positive so that Korean tradition would spread more extensively.
In conclusion, the economy of the community, and expansion of our nation’s tradition and culture are the productive and feasible outcome of geotourism in Jeounju. Why don't you get used to accessing and trying the locals every time you tour, instead of ones that you can go in your country as well?
I really agree with your posts. Through geotourism, local people can earn their living and also there is a chance for us to promote our country's tradiion. I know Jeonju is very famous for Hanok Village and bibimbap. Many tourists from all around the world visit Hanok Village and they can learn Korea's traditional house's structure, ingredients, etc. And also, tourists can visit many restaurants selling bibimbap and they can taste Korea's red pepper paste. Those thing may lead to improving local economy and spreading Korean tradition. I think geotourism is very nice and important thing.
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