Comfort Of Tourists Research Articles

The Healing Environment Approach in Elderly-Friendly Resort Design Based on Nvivo Analysis

The aging process in the elderly results in physical, psychological, and social declines that can lead to various health issues. Many elderly individuals engage in travel activities, such as visiting new places or spending time abroad, as a means of psychological satisfaction and self-actualization, improving their overall quality of life. However, a significant concern is whether resort areas provide adequate comfort and safety for elderly tourists, as many destinations are not elderly-friendly. This research aims to explore the concept of healing, the specific needs of the elderly in tourism for comfort and security, and how to design an ideal resort for the elderly. This research employs a mixed-methods approach, using both quantitative and qualitative data. Quantitative data were processed using SPSS/SmartPLS, while qualitative data were analyzed using NVivo. The research's findings highlight the importance of a "healing environment" in resort design for the elderly, with considerations for accessibility, psychological well-being, and integration with nature. The results provide insights into how a resort can be designed to meet the physical and emotional needs of elderly tourists. The research's implications suggest that applying the "healing environment" approach can significantly enhance the safety, comfort, and overall experience for elderly visitors in tourism settings.

Comparative study of outdoor thermal comfort: Residents vs. tourists at Xi'an Ming Dynasty Ancient city wall scenic area

This study explores the thermal perceptions and comfort of residents and tourists at the Xi'an Ming Dynasty Ancient City Wall Scenic Area, addressing a gap in comparative outdoor thermal comfort studies in historical settings. Meteorological measurements and questionnaires collected between July 2019 and March 2021 analyze physical, individual, social, and psychological factors influencing thermal sensation, comfort, and acceptability across seasons. The RayMan model calculates Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET), with data analyzed using SPSS 27.0. Results show Neutral PET (NPET) values of 17.1 °C for residents and 18.6 °C for tourists, and Preferred PET (PPET) values of 18.4 °C and 20.8 °C, respectively. Thermal Acceptability Ranges (TAR) are 13.5 °C–26.7 °C for residents and 15 °C–24.1 °C for tourists. Whether the measurement space contains water sources significantly affects temperature and humidity, while vegetation impacts wind speed. Physical factors predominantly affect perceptions, with individual factors becoming more important for tourists in winter. The findings provide insights for optimizing the thermal environment in scenic open spaces to enhance the comfort of both residents and tourists.

The Influence of Attractions, Facilities and Accessibility on Tourist Satisfaction at Parai Tenggiri Beach, Bangka Regency

This research aims to determine the influence of attractions, facilities and accessibility on tourist satisfaction. This type of research is quantitative descriptive research with multiple analysis methods. The total population in this study was 23,112 people based on January 2021 to December 2021, while the sample used the Slovin formula to be 100 respondents. The research results show that facilities and accessibility have a significant effect on tourist satisfaction. The natural beauty of the beach, with white sand and granite rocks, as well as recreational activities such as fishing and diving, add to the visitor experience. Adequate facilities and good accessibility also increase tourist comfort and satisfaction, encouraging them to return. Managers are expected to improve natural attractions, introduce new activities, and improve the quality of facilities such as toilets and eating places. Accessibility must also be considered with the development of transportation infrastructure and clear information about locations. Keywords: attractions, accessibility facilities, tourist satisfaction

KAJIAN EFEKTIFITAS POLA SIRKULASI KAWASAN WISATA DESA TRADISONAL PENGLIPURAN

Bali, as one of the main tourist destinations in Indonesia, has a variety of attractions, including the Penglipuran Traditional Tourism Village in Bangli Regency. The popularity of this tourist village has led to a significant increase in vehicle flow, especially on weekends and holidays, resulting in congestion around tourist areas. Vehicles parked carelessly on the side of the road interfere with mobility for both locals and other tourists. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of current circulation patterns and identify potential solutions. Using a qualitative method with a naturalistic approach, this study will observe and analyze vehicle movement patterns, parking behavior, and their impact on traffic and visitor comfort. The results of this study are expected to provide recommendations for more effective circulation pattern arrangement, including parking management, alternative routes, and road infrastructure improvements. With the implementation of the right solutions, it is hoped that the comfort and experience of tourists in the Penglipuran Traditional Tourism Village can be significantly improved, while maintaining smooth traffic for local residents.

Spatial Patterns of Tourism: Towards Legally-Based Tourism Village Regulations Based on Physical Carrying Capacity Analysis

Lowita Beach was a tourist area in Suppa District, Pinrang Regency, with 11 tourist attractions. The annual increase in visitors to Lowita Beach can compromise tourist comfort and damage the area's natural habitat. This is the basis for researchers to analyse the Physical Carrying Capacity (PCC) of Lowita Beach. This study aimed to determine the characteristics of tourist activities, assess the physical carrying capacity of the area, and formulate the role of tourist villages in managing the Lowita Beach area. The research approach used was research and development, as initiated by Borg and Gall: the calculation of Physical Carrying Capacity (PCC), area parameters, and the number of tourists. The study population comprised 93 tourists who visited the Lowita Beach area. Data was collected through the completion of questionnaires, interviews, measurements, and field observations. A quantitative-descriptive approach was used for data analysis. The Physical Carrying Capacity (PCC) analysis reveals that Lowita Beach's ideal capacity is 1 visitor per day, yet it currently hosts an average of 35 visitors daily, significantly surpassing this threshold. This overcapacity indicates that the beach is experiencing environmental strain and underscores the need for management strategies to align visitor numbers with sustainable limits. In conclusion, despite the physical carrying capacity (PCC) of Lowita Beach being 17 visitors per day, the present daily visitor count suggests that the beach is currently facing overcrowding, albeit not to a significant extent. Hence, it is necessary to implement policy interventions from the tourist villages of Tasiwalie and Wiringtasi, which should include the establishment of standardized operating procedures and fostering collaboration among stakeholders, in order to ensure sustainable tourism management at Lowita Beach.

Visiting the Remains of the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace: Exploring Cultural Values in the Batu Tulis Area of Bogor

The Batu Tulis area in Bogor is a historical site that contains traces of the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace, a large kingdom that once existed among the Sunda Tatars. This research aims to uncover the cultural values ​​that still remain in the area through "blusukan" activities, namely direct exploration in the field. The research method used is a qualitative approach with participant observation techniques, in-depth interviews, and literature study. Observations were carried out at various historical sites in Batu Tulis, including the Batu Tulis Inscription, the Runjungpati Site, and a number of building ruins which are believed to be part of the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace. The research results show that the remains of the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace in Batu Tulis not only have high historical value, but also hold various important cultural values. These values ​​include the heritage of traditional Sundanese architecture, mythology, and folklore related to the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace, as well as the local community's religious and spiritual practices. Apart from that, the Batu Tulis area is also a symbol of identity and pride for the people of Bogor, who continue to strive to preserve and introduce this cultural heritage to the younger generation and tourists. Blusukan, as an exploration method, has proven to be effective in digging up in-depth and authentic information about historical sites. Direct interaction with site caretakers, community leaders, and visitors provides richer insight into the cultural and historical meaning contained within. This research also found great potential for developing cultural tourism in Batu Tulis, which can increase awareness and appreciation of the cultural heritage of the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace. This research recommends the need for collaborative efforts between the government, local communities, and academics to develop educational and sustainable cultural tourism programs. Also, improving facilities and infrastructure in the Batu Tulis area is needed to support tourist comfort and safety. In this way, it is hoped that the cultural values ​​of the Pakuan Pajajaran Palace can continue to be preserved and benefit the wider community.

Robotic Trash Cans (Smart Trash) at Tourist Facilities

This project involves the creation and development of a tool designed to establish a cleaning service in a specific location. The resulting product is Smart Trash. Trash cans are essential for maintaining cleanliness, providing a designated space for people to discard waste materials. The absence of such receptacles leads to littering, detracting from the appeal of areas and discouraging visitors. Maintaining cleanliness is crucial in tourist destinations to ensure the comfort of residents, tourists, area owners, and government stakeholders. This project utilizes a microcontroller integrated with various sensors including ultrasonic, motion, and infrared sensors. These sensors are programmed using integrated circuitry to enable the Smart Trash to move and halt, allowing users time to dispose of trash. Additionally, the system detects the trash level within the Smart Trash. The stopping mechanism relies on a motion sensor, pausing when it detects hand movement in the designated area atop the Smart Trash. Overall, this project aims to enhance user convenience and cleanliness in tourist areas.

Insights into climate change dynamics: A tourism climate index-based evaluation of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

The tourism industry is a significant contribution to the economy of many countries, including Pakistan. However, its activities often have a negative impact on the environment, particularly related to climate change. Notably, Pakistan ranks fifth among countries most affected by climate change, which requires a targeted analysis of the tourism sector to determine its potential impacts. Despite the critical nature of this issue, there is currently a lack of research that examines how climate change specifically impacts Pakistan's tourism industry. This study aims to address this gap by using the Tourism Climate Index (TCI) to assess the impact of climate change on the suitability of different tourism locations across the country. Our results show that popular tourist destinations such as Gilgit-Baltistan experience their peak season in the warmer third quarter (summer), which corresponds to the highest observed TCI values. This suggests that warmer temperatures could boost tourism activity and spending in these regions. Furthermore, our analysis shows that air temperature plays a crucial role in determining tourist comfort levels and significantly influences tourists' TCI values and sensory experiences. The results of this study show that the TCI methodology can be an effective tool for further research into the geographical impacts of climate change on tourism. By identifying necessary changes due to climatic changes, future studies could provide valuable insights into how the tourism industry can adapt to and reduce its environmental footprint.

Tourism Policy Analysis in East Nusa Tenggara: Challenges and Opportunities

This research aims to analyze tourism policy in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) with a focus on the challenges and opportunities faced, using qualitative research methods. NTT, as a potential tourism destination in Indonesia, shows rich natural, cultural and historical potential. Using a qualitative approach, this research documents the identification of current tourism policies, explores problems and obstacles in their implementation, and evaluates development opportunities that can be explored. Through qualitative data analysis involving interviews, observations and documentation studies, this research identified that the complexity of regulations and coordination between government agencies are the main obstacles in implementing tourism policies in NTT. Meanwhile, aspects of infrastructure that are not yet optimal are also a significant challenge in increasing accessibility and comfort for tourists. However, this research also reveals great opportunities for empowering local communities and the potential for developing superior tourist destinations that can attract more visits. The results of this research provide an in-depth understanding of the dynamics of tourism policy in NTT and provide a basis for improving and formulating more effective policies. The implications of this research also involve efforts to formulate policy strategies that can overcome challenges and exploit opportunities, by ensuring the sustainability of tourism and positive contributions to the welfare of local communities. It is hoped that this research can serve as a guide for policy makers, researchers and related parties in developing the NTT tourism sector in a sustainable manner.

Efektivitas Peranan Pemerintah Daerah Dalam Merevitalisasi Potensi Objek Wisata di Kabupaten Jeneponto

Jeneponto Regency has various kinds of natural attractions and cultural tourism that can be managed and developed so that it becomes an attractive tourist destination. One of the natural potentials of Jeneponto Regency is bathing in Tamalatea Sub-district called Permandian Birtaria Kassi. The bath was once very crowded but in recent years there has been a drastic decline and has resulted in a decline in tourist interest. This study aims to find out and analyze the effectiveness of the role of the Regional Government in revitalizing tourism in Permandian Birtaria Kassi, Tamalatea Subdistrict, Jeneponto Regency. This research method uses a qualitative descriptive method with a unit of analysis Bathing in Birtaria Kassi, Jeneponto Regency that uses 4 key informants. Oka revealed that there are three aspects in measuring the effectiveness of the government's role in fulfilling tourism facilities and infrastructure, namely Attraction, Accessibility, and Amenities. The results of the study indicate that the role of the government has not been effective in revitalizing the bath of Birtaria Kassi. Therefore, the authors suggest that the regional government of Jeneponto Regency prepare a Human Resource Data Manager who is competent in their fields, allocates a special budget to fix all existing infrastructure shortcomings and the need for cooperation between all stakeholders in maintaining security and comfort for tourists.

Temperatures and Their Impact on Tourism Activity in Dhi Qar Governorate: An Applied Climate Study

Temperatures significantly impact individuals, affecting their health and comfort. Extreme temperatures, whether high or low, can hinder a person's ability to work and engage in various activities. Consequently, people seek to minimize the negative effects of temperature on their comfort by finding places that alleviate thermal discomfort. Tourism is particularly sensitive to temperature variations, thriving during times and seasons with moderate temperatures and a comfortable atmosphere. Tourist activity tends to increase during these favorable periods, while it declines markedly during seasons with extreme temperatures. This research investigates the impact of three climatic elements on tourism activity in Dhi Qar Governorate. The study adopts Thom's temperature hypothesis and the wind cooling hypothesis by Sabul and Basel to determine the types of comfort influencing tourism in the area, utilizing climatic data from the Nasiriyah station. The analysis identifies general comfort levels, both day and night, to ascertain the optimal times and months for tourism. The findings reveal that March and November are the most comfortable and ideal months for tourism based on general temperature and humidity. April and November are considered relatively comfortable, with 10% of tourists experiencing some discomfort. When examining temperature and humidity during the day, December and February are identified as the best months for tourism, providing complete comfort. March, November, and January are found to be relatively comfortable. Additionally, the study evaluates the effect of wind on tourist comfort using general temperature and wind speed data. The wind cooling hypothesis shows that winds significantly cool the atmosphere in April and October (primary degree) and in February and November (secondary degree), making these months colder. In contrast, the negative impact of winds becomes evident during the extremely hot summer months, making the weather unsuitable for tourism.

Strategi Masyarakat Lokal dan Pedagang Dalam Menciptakan Kenyamanan Bagi Wisatawan

This research was motivated by the large number of reports from tourists regarding the rampant acts of extortion and disrespectful attitudes carried out by local residents who work as parking attendants, traders, and so on. This became increasingly serious when this discomfort surfaced on social media and went viral, resulting in tourists thinking twice about visiting Carocok Beach in Pesisir Selatan Regency, West Sumatra Province. If this is not addressed seriously, the impact will be felt by the regional government, local communities and traders, of course. However, efforts have been made to create comfort for tourists visiting Carokok Beach. This research uses qualitative methods accompanied by direct observations and interviews with parties who are considered capable of answering the problems in this paper. The results of this research show that: first, local people always try to be friendly towards tourists who visit Carocok Pesisir Selatan Beach, second, local people and local youth organizations investigate parties who commit extortion against tourists, third, local people maintain cleanliness tourist environment, fourth, do not increase car and motorbike parking fees arbitrarily, fifth, urge traders to be polite to tourists who shop, sixth, do not increase merchandise prices beyond the limit, seventh, ensure security for tourists by preparing security forces both from the Government and from the local community.

Analysis of Public Satisfaction in Tlocor Marine Tourism

The facilities and infrastructure of a tourist attraction are an important factor in assessing public satisfaction in the tourism sector. This is useful in providing comfort for tourists to visit it. The problem with Tlocor Marine Tourism is the lack of internet connection and the hot tourist atmosphere. Apart from that, to board the ship, visitors must wait until there are a minimum of 10 people before they can depart for their destination. This research aims to analyze the level of satisfaction of visitors and the public at Tlocor Marine Tourism. The method used is a quantitative descriptive approach with a research sample of 60 people consisting of 30 visitors and 30 people from the community around Tlocor Marine Tourism. The data analysis technique used is the crosstab model, which compares visitor satisfaction with the satisfaction of the community around Tlocor Marine Tourism. The research results show that the level of visitor satisfaction at Tlocor Marine Tourism is 46 percent in the high category. Meanwhile, the level of satisfaction of the surrounding community at Tlocor Marine Tourism is 50 percent in the very high category.

Community-Based Tourism Mangrove Swamp Ecotourism Based on Maqashid Sharia

Having a wealth of potential mangrove resources, Pagatan Besar village has the opportunity to develop a sustainable ecotourism sector. This development must be directed at minimizing negative impacts on the environment and ensuring that the welfare of local communities increases. This research aims to find strategies for developing mangrove swamp ecotourism potential in Pagatan Besar village by optimizing the role of the Community based on Maqashid al Syari'ah. Qualitative research using a case study method in the mangrove swamp ecotourism area found that the strategy applied in developing the tourism potential of the mangrove swamp ecotourism area in the region was to implement a transparent accounting system to manage ecotourism income and expenditure, forming a special team to allocate initial investment funds and on the necessary infrastructure, maintaining the security and comfort of tourists with regular security audits, updating the security system through technology such as CCTV cameras. Optimizing the role of the Community is carried out by involving residents in skills training programs in the mangrove ecotourism sector, regular meetings for input and ideas, overcoming gaps in cultural and religious values with cross-sector consultation groups involving religious, cultural and village government leaders in the integration of Maqashid values al Syari'ah in the ecotourism plan, increasing environmental awareness through healthy environmental education for tourists and residents in daily ecotourism activities.

Sustainable Tourism Management for Enhanced Tourism Product Quality in the Cultural Village of Dokan

The research on "Sustainable Tourism Management in Improving the Quality of Tourism Products in Dokan Cultural Village" encompasses several crucial objectives. First and foremost, it aims to identify the tourism potential of Dokan Cultural Village by examining its cultural richness, natural attractions, and other unique elements that draw tourists. Additionally, the study delves into the impact of tourism practices on the village's environment, analyzing ecological sustainability, waste management, and natural resource conservation. Destination management is also a focal point, evaluating how policies and practices are implemented to ensure the sustainability, safety, and comfort of tourists. The research further explores community participation in tourism management, assessing decision-making involvement, economic empowerment, and the consideration of local communities' needs. Identifying economic empowerment opportunities for local communities through the development of tourism products is another key objective, involving an analysis of local business potential and the role of community engagement in enhancing the value of tourism products. Central to the study is the evaluation and enhancement of the quality of tourism products in Dokan Cultural Village, encompassing service quality, diverse experiences, and the alignment with traveler expectations. Furthermore, the research aims to support sustainable tourism principles by identifying management practices that promote economic, social, and environmental sustainability. Ultimately, the study seeks to provide concrete recommendations for improving sustainable tourism management in Dokan Cultural Village, potentially including policy enhancements, the development of training programs, or the implementation of innovative destination management strategies. By achieving these objectives, the research aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of how Dokan Cultural Village can harness its potential as a sustainable tourism destination through the enhancement of its product quality.

Estimation of carrying capacity and price discrimination using carrying capacity analysis and willingness to pay for sustainable tourism (case of Bukit Kehi, East Java, Indonesia)

Bukit Kehi is one of the natural tourism in East Java. One of the factors that can influence tourists' decisions to travel is the natural scenery and comfort of tourist attractions which can be obtained by maintaining the condition of the tourist environment. Given that the number of visits during the peak season is more than the low season, it can affect the condition of the natural tourism environment which is prone to damage and can reduce the comfort of tourists, therefore the purpose of this study is to estimate the carrying capacity and price discrimination on natural tourism. This research was conducted by carrying capacity analysis and Willingness to Pay (WTP). The data used are primary data derived from interviews with tourists, tourism managers and secondary data from related documents or literature. The results showed that Bukit Kehi has a carrying capacity for recreational activities of 371 people / day or 11,130 people / month or 134,515 people / year. The ticket price that should be applied during peak season is IDR 8,000. Based on these findings, Bukit Kehi tourist attraction is still under carrying capacity and can increase the number of tourist visits to the maximum limit of the carrying capacity of the tourism destination.

Study on Sharia Compliance Principles in Halal Tourism Business in Bandung Regency: An Implementation of Islamic Business Ethics Principles (Professional Ethics)

The purpose of this study is to reveal the sharia compliance of the halal tourism business in Bandung Regency, where halal tourism in its implementation must be carried out by prioritizing the principles of Islamic business ethics (Professional Ethics), meaning that the principles of Islamic business ethics in the context of halal tourism in Bandung Regency must submissive (obedient) in a syar'i, especially in promoting the principles of Islamic business ethics, namely by prioritizing Islamic services with the aim of providing comfort for Muslim tourists in particular. In addition, the principles of Islamic service are expected to be able to realize professional ethics in doing business in an Islamic way, especially in carrying out halal tourism activities, especially for tourism industry players in Bandung Regency. This literature review uses the theory of Islamic business ethics as coined by Hamid Salam and Abdalla Hanafi including: a) Ethics to always convey the truth; b) Ethics to be trusted; c) Ethics to do something sincerely; d) Brotherhood ethics; e) Mastery of science; f) Ethics of Justice. The findings of this study are the principles of Islamic business ethics (professional ethics) in the implementation of the halal tourism business in Bandung Regency referring to the Bandung Regency Regional Regulation (Perda) Number 6 of 2020 concerning Halal Tourism, where there are several principles that must be met in running tourism. Halal in Bandung district which includes: a). set as needed; b). facilitate; c). according to ability; d). gradually; e). priority scale; and f). Inclusive. In addition, there is the concept of the Code of Ethics for Tourism (GCET) or the Global Tourism Code of Ethics as a reference for sustainable tourism development in Bandung Regency which includes economic, social, cultural, and environmental components. This is because Indonesia is not an Islamic country but a country where the majority of the population is Muslim, so it is necessary to prioritize the values of Rahmatan lil 'Alamin in business (muamalah), especially in terms of additional service activities in halal tourism in Bandung Regency. In addition, indicators of sharia compliance in halal tourism in Bandung district are referring to 2 regulations, namely local regulations (perda) Bandung district number 6 of 2020 concerning halal tourism, and DSN-MUI fatwa No: 108/DSN-MUI/2016 concerning guidelines for tourism implementation. based on sharia principles.

Training hotel staff in early emergency management to enhance tourist comfort at Ubud Raya Resort area

Tourists who stay at the hotel have a risk of illness and/or experiencing emergency problems that interfere with the sense of security and comfort for tourists. One factor for successful emergency management is first aid proficiency. However, the knowledge and skills of hotel staff are relatively lacking in handling emergency problems for tourists. Based on this, this service was held to train the skills of hotel staff in handling emergencies for tourists. Service activities are carried out by presentation methods and practice on basic life support. The target of this activity is the hotel staff of Ubud Raya Resort. Dedication materials were given in 5 meetings. The training material has been adjusted to travel medicine subjects and based on the results of previous research by the implementation team. The implementation of this service went smoothly and as planned. Based on the results of the pretest and posttest, an increase in the knowledge and skills of participants was obtained. Based on interviews, it was found that service participants received positive benefits from the service carried out. Thus, concluded that this service was successfully carried out despite the limitations in its implementation. This community service advice re-conducting basic life support training for hotel staff so that the knowledge and skills received are beneficial in the long term.

Juridical Review of Online Fraud Convictions Against Job Vacancies

This study discusses the comparison of the meaning of Indonesian Muslim tourists to the concept of Muslim-Friendly Tourism or PRM. This study aims to identify differences in the meaning and application of the concept of PRM between the two countries according to the perspective of Indonesian Muslim tourists. This research uses a qualitative approach with the research method used consisting of interviews and literature studies. The interviews were conducted with Indonesian Muslim tourists who had visited one or both of these countries. Literature studies are conducted as an additional source of information in researching related topics. The result of this study is that the UAE has been open to people from all over the world which resulted in several places providing non-halal food and drinks so that PRM in the UAE plays a role in facilitating the comfort of Muslim citizens and tourists. Japan has accommodated the various needs of Muslim tourists, although it is only found in a few big cities and some destination points visited by many Muslim tourists. Muslim travelers can understand this. Therefore, PRM is considered as a standardization of the needs of Muslim tourists that supports the comfort and safety of tourists, especially for Muslim tourists when traveling to the two countries.

International regulation of tourist activities of China as a basis for the application of experience for the domestic economy

higher rate than the economy of the People's Republic of China in general is tourism. Thanks to the tourism industry, China has overcome poverty. Due to its geographical and geopolitical position and natural conditions, China has excellent opportunities to develop various types of tourism. International tourism is a critical mechanism for integrating China's economy into the world economy. Given China's scale of development, which is among the world leaders, domestic tourism plays an increasingly important role in the country's economy. All this makes studying specific features of tourism development in China very relevant. China sets domestic and international standards and regulations to regulate the tourism industry. The legislation includes safety and quality of service rules, visa requirements, and measures to preserve natural and cultural resources. China is a member of international tourism organizations such as the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), a component of sharing experiences and implementing international standards. Participation in such organizations allows China to interact with other countries, share experiences, and participate in defined international standards. China considers international standards and best practices in the field to raise the quality of services and ensure the safety and comfort of tourists. China is actively developing both domestic and international tourism. This gives the company the desire to develop its tourism resources and attract the attention of foreign visitors. China implements measures to control and standardize tourism activities through licensing and other mechanisms. This is aimed at ensuring the quality and safety of tourist services. China's tourism development strategy also promotes the inclusion of cultural exchange through tourism, which promotes mutual understanding and the development of diplomatic relations. Given the importance of environmental sustainability, China considers measures to preserve natural resources and places. China can regulate the visa regime for foreign tourists, changing the requirements and conditions of the visit according to its strategic and security interests. China actively offers its tourist attractions at the international level, helping to attract foreign tourists. In connection with global challenges such as the pandemic, China considers international standards for the safety and health of tourists by implementing appropriate measures and protocols. China can develop and maintain bilateral and multilateral ties with other countries to jointly implement tourism projects and exchange cultural experiences. In general, China's international tourism regulation emphasizes the country's desire to ensure stable, safe, and sustainable tourism development, promoting both domestic and international tourism. Considering these aspects, China is interested in cooperating with the international community and complying with international standards to improve the competitiveness of its tourism sector and ensure the satisfaction and safety of tourists. Keywords: tourism, China, international regulation, poverty alleviation, domestic and foreign tourism.