Abstract
This study investigated the effect of environmental engineering on existing venues and fields and operation management. By using a literature review, questionnaire, and qualitative methods, we interviewed 9 residents and collected 420 questionnaires. Subsequently, the collected data was analyzed using multiple examinations and discussed. Environmental engineering can promote economic, social, and environmental development. However, a lack of consensus regarding numerous challenges among decision makers and businesses can reduce the number of visitors and affect the efficiency of facility management. Challenges include reducing dust emissions, revising fence planning, adjusting transportation lines, improving site survey accuracy, and reducing construction errors. These problems can affect visitor numbers and operation management even if businesses are effective in operation, marketing, and management and maintain professional teaching and service quality.
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