Research on tourism income index based on ordinary differential mathematical equation

Xiaokun Xiong

doi:10.2478/amns.2021.2.00113

Abstract

Abstract Economic benefits continue to increase with the rapid development of the tourism industry. The level of tourism development is an indicator to measure the maturity of a country’s tourism industry. The article takes China’s coastal provinces as the research object and uses finite element ordinary differential mathematical equations to explore the income indicators of the tourism industry in coastal cities. In the dynamic process, the article portrays the development trend of tourism in different regions. It analyses the income levels and indicators of tourism development in coastal cities under different time and space conditions. The research results show that we can divide the time zone to count the base period value and average growth rate of domestic tourism in each province to classify the regional response type of domestic tourism development.

Highlights

Tourism is an integral part of the tertiary industry and consumer economy
We look forward to a valuable exploration of inbound tourism from this aspect
Through the analysis of the Herfindahl index, it can be seen that the overall concentration of the inbound tourism economy of the coastal provinces gradually decreases, and the phenomenon of differentiation becomes more and more apparent

Summary

Introduction

Tourism is an integral part of the tertiary industry and consumer economy. It plays an essential role in international trade and the national economy. The development of inbound tourism is conducive to the industrial transformation of the region. It promotes the industrial transfer of the three significant east, middle and west areas to achieve coordinated regional development [2]. The study of regional differences in inbound tourism by foreign academic circles began in the mid-1970s. Domestic scholars started the study of regional differences in inbound tourism at a later time. This article studies the temporal and spatial differences of inbound tourism in coastal areas. We look forward to a valuable exploration of inbound tourism from this aspect

Time discontinuous Galerkin method

The polarisation of regional inbound tourism economy is obvious

The impact of economic foundation and industrial structure

Tourism resource endowment and natural conditions

Findings

Conclusion