Enhancing rural residents’ sense of gain, happiness, and security is central to China’s rural revitalization strategy and to residents’ aspirations for a better life. Yet in rural tourism destinations, the pathway through which community participation is translated into residents’ perceived quality of life remains insufficiently clarified. This study examines the relationships between community p…
FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail People who attend farmers markets more often report higher levels of community participation and a sense of community – according to a new University of Wisconsin–Madison study of more than 5,000 U.S. adults published in Information, Communication & Society.
