Analysis and Optimization of Urban Tourism Spatial Behavior Path : —Taking Nanjing City as an example

Abstract

Urban tourism spatial behavior path refers to the spatial movement track of tourists in the destination city area. Taking Nanjing as an example, through empirical research, we can summarize the four existing urban tourism path models and their optimization development directions. Long-distance tourists often presents a “single node” path model, and its optimization goal is to achieve a “multi-node” travel path. Tourists from neighboring provinces are jumping “linear tourism” path model, and the optimization goal is “circular tourism” paths involving more urban tourist areas. Tourists in the province tend to adopt the “chain tourism” path model, and the optimization goal is to develop goals is the “axis-radiation tourism” path. The spatial behavior path of the urban aborigines is “near single node” tourism, and the development direction is “base tourism”.