Abstract

As the primary research vehicle, rural tourism is used in this paper to examine urban visitors' “homesickness.” This research explores the effects of homesickness on tourists' perceptions of travel destinations and consumption intentions through qualitative analysis, logistic empirical analysis, and questionnaire survey. This work also explores the behavioral traits of customers' purchase intentions from the perspective of a “big data” environment, and it constructs the relevant consumption behavior model for rural visitors in accordance with those behavioral traits. Through questionnaire design and investigation, this paper makes statistical analysis on tourists' basic information, expected value, and actual experience and explores the related factors that affect their consumption behavior, so as to understand the consumption behavior law of tourists in rural tourism consumption. The research shows that the MSE (mean squared error) of this algorithm is about 4.16, and the RMSE (root mean square error) of this algorithm is about 0.508. Finally, combining the influence of tourists' consumption behavior, this paper tries to put forward some countermeasures and suggestions on rural tourism. This paper aims to study the development and planning of rural tourist destinations, and provide corresponding basis for the destination selection of tourists with homesickness.

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