Linking Climatic Resources and Green Tourism Growth Under Climate Change Adaptation Contexts: Evidence from Hue City

A study on Hue City's UNESCO World Heritage Sites reveals that all five climatic factors—wind, rainfall, thermal conditions, extreme weather events, and humidity—positively and significantly influence green tourism growth. These findings underscore the importance of integrating climate information, seasonal planning, and adaptive strategies into sustainable tourism governance to mitigate climate change impacts. The research analyzed 174 tourist surveys collected from Bach Ma, Hue Imperial Citadel, and Chuon Lagoon–Thuan An over a year, using SPSS for statistical analysis, with the regression model explaining 35.3% of variance in green tourism growth.

Son, N. H., Long, N. K., Hang, H. T. D., & Quan, N. T. (2026). Linking Climatic Resources and Green Tourism Growth Under Climate Change Adaptation Contexts: Evidence from Hue City. Prace I Studia Geograficzne, 71(2), 49–68. https://doi.org/10.48128/pisg-2026-71.2-04