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Burns (1999) argues that the link between tourism, globalization and international Politics is cultural on at least two levels: culture change, and the changing culture of government. Identify and analyze the nature of socio-culture impacts with their implication and consequences. Construe your case from the geographical perspective of either a specific demographic population, or individual state. The nature of socio-culture changing in Beijing and impacts of Beijing international policy and social factors 1.0 Introduction ‘The travel service industry is a fast-growing part of the Chinese economy. With the recent announcement of Beijing as the host city for the 2008 Olympics, this trend is poised to continue’ (Lily, et al 2002). According to the report of China National Tourism Administration (CNTA), as figure 3 shows, since the end of 1970s, tourism industry was successful developed in China. The rank of tourist arrived of China was No. 5 in the world. This figures proved that the importance of Chinese tourism in the world, nowadays. Over the last two decades, China’s tourism industry has gained a prominent position in the international tourism market. Especially in Beijing, it is the capital of the People's Republic of China. Beijing is situated at the north of the China Plain. It neighbors the Tianjin Municipality in the east, and borders Hebei Province on three sides-the north, west and south. Beijing covers an area of 16,800 square kilometers. There is a registered population of 13 million in Beijing. (Beijing Municipal Bureau of Tourism (BTA), 2001) As a historic capital city, Beijing is the center of the Chinese politics, Education, culture, international contacts and international exchanges and a modern metropolis full of vitality. Nowadays, Beijing is also a famous, popular and success tourism destination in worldwide. 1.1 Aims 1.2 Objectives and Advantages of Beijing tourism 2.0 Definition of tourism 3.0 Globalization impacts of tourism 3.1 Globalization is Becoming Common 3.2 Globalization impacts of socio-culture – case of Beijing 3.3 Tourism impacts of locals 4.0 Politics impacts of tourism 4.1 The function of government 5.0 Socio-Culture impacts of tourism 5.1 The nature of Socio-Culture 5.2 The nature of socio-culture impacts tourism6.0 Conclusion 6.1 The future Word count: 5047 Figure 2: INTERNATIONAL TOURISM RECEIPTS BY LOCALITY 2000 LOCALITY FOREIGN INCOME (TEN THOUS.US$) GROWTH (%) POSITION BEIJING 276 800 10.9 2 TIANJIN 23 176 10.9 12 HEBEI 14 190 14.3 16 SHANXI 4 991 17.3 29 INNER MONGOLIA 12 645 5.6 18 LIAONING 38 248 25.6 7 JILIN 5 804 29.5 26 HEILONGJIANG 18 905 27.8 14 SHANGHAI 161 267 18.2 3 JIANGSU 72 384 16.7 5 ZHEJIANG 51 397 25.3 6 ANHUI 8 621 28.5 23 FUJIAN 89 382 23.2 4 JIANGXI 6 234 23.8 24 SHANDONG 31 513 18.8 9 Figure 3: RANK OF CHINA'S TOURIST ARRIVALS AND TOURISM RECEIPTS IN the WORLD, 1978--2000 YEAR TOURIST ARRIVALS (TEN Thousands) WORLD RANK TOURISM RECEIPTS(100Mn.US$) WORLD RANK 1978 71.60 — 2.63 — 1979 152.90 — 4.49 — 1980 350.00 18 6.17 34 1981 376.70 17 7.85 34 1982 392.40 16 8.43 29 1983 379.10 16 9.41 26 1984 514.10 14 11.31 21 1985 713.30 13 12.50 21 1986 900.10 12 15.31 22 1987 1 076.00 12 18.62 26 1988 1 236.10 10 22.47 26 1989 936.10 12 18.60 27 1990 1 048.40 11 22.18 25 1991 1 246.40 12 28.45 21 1992 1 651.20 9 39.47 17 19