Abstract
Information technology has been increasingly vital in the rapid expansion of the tourism industry economy. The new information technology has become a significant driving force and factor in the tourism industry’s economic development. The application of new information technology to the advancement of modern tourist intelligence has emerged as an essential study area. Smart tourism, aided by informatization, can frequently provide more attractive economic benefits to tourism businesses. Tourism is being positioned as a new economic growth point and core business in an increasing number of cities. Various measures have been taken among the main body of the city to improve the tourism competitiveness of the city, so as to be in an advantageous position in the fierce market competition. Under this background, the research on urban tourism competitiveness has become a research hotspot in the development of modern tourism intelligence. This study used a combined PSO and neural network to assess the competitiveness of urban tourism. First, this paper offers a method that makes use of an improved IPSO. It changes the inertia weight dynamically and nonlinearly based on the particle fitness value. Simultaneously, the particle swarm technique is enhanced by combining the particle iterative cycle to boost position disturbance. Second, in order to build an IPSO-BP network, this work optimizes the initial weights and thresholds of the BP network based on IPSO. This work uses this network to evaluate the competitiveness of urban tourism, which can overcome the defects of traditional BP network. Third, this work conducts systematic experiments on the IPSO-BP method, and the experimental results confirm the superiority of this method in the evaluation of urban tourism competitiveness.
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