Abstract

In the current traditional tourism recommendation systems, significant amounts of manpower and resources are required to manually identify the characteristics of resources, resulting in extremely poor economic benefits. To address this issue, this study proposes a smart tourism model based on deep learning and attention mechanisms. It uses a deep learning model to extract semantic information and improves it with the attention mechanism. This is to enable the model to take into account the complete meaning of the text and the association between individual words, thereby achieving a more comprehensive extraction of tourism resource features. The experiment showcases that the [Formula: see text]1-value of the algorithm proposed by us reached 0.961, the Recall value reached 0.958, the accuracy reached 0.980 and the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve reached 0.956. All parameters are superior to the comparison algorithm, and in practical application testing, its fitting degree reached 0.981. The above results indicate that the smart tourism proposed by us based on deep learning and attention mechanism has excellent performance in the field of tourism resource recommendation, which can effectively extract hidden features from the resources. This can also accurately push the tourism resources that users are interested in, which can effectively promote the integration and development of the tourism industry and the Internet, and has strong positive significance for economic development.

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