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Analysis reveals cultural tourism's role in economic growth for Southeast Asia, highlighting non-traditional security challenges.
Southeast Asia's cultural tourism industry has been booming in recent years, and the contribution rate of Chinese tourists has increased significantly, becoming an important driving force for regional economic growth. However, the prosperity of the tourism industry also faces non-traditional security threats, such as public health crises and terrorism. This paper analyses the development status of Southeast Asian cultural tourism industry, the contribution rate of Chinese tourists and the experience of non-traditional security response cooperation, and discusses its inspiration for the sustainable development of Pakistan's cultural tourism industry. The study shows that China and Southeast Asia have accumulated rich experience in cultural and tourism cooperation, including policy coordination, infrastructure construction and security cooperation mechanisms.
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