Development Of Tourism Resources Research Articles

A study on the spatial differences between the tourism network attention and tourism flow in Shanghai, China

The tourism network attention as a reflection of tourism demand is closely related to the tourism flow, the differences between the two has become an important criterion for judging the efficiency of destination tourism demand conversion, as well as a manifestation of the balance and coordination of destination tourism industry. Against the background of insufficient release of tourism demand in China, research on the development differences between tourism network attention and tourism flow can provide a basis for demand-side management and high-quality development. Based on the theory of spatial mismatch, this research analyzes the spatial development difference between the tourism network attention and the tourism flow in Shanghai from 2012 to 2021 using methods such as center of gravity model, spatial mismatch index, and two-dimensional combination matrix. The results show: (1) According to the analysis of the center of gravity model, there was a shift of the center of gravity of tourism network attention with the direction of "south-north", while the tourism flow shifted "west-east"; the center of gravity between tourism network attention and tourism flow began to diverge from 2012 to 2016, gradually converged from 2016 to 2019, and then gradually deviated again after 2020. (2) According to the spatial mismatch index, the spatial mismatch types between tourism network attention and tourism flow in various Districts of Shanghai are mainly negative and low mismatch, with high mismatch areas mainly distributed in the eastern and southwestern parts of Shanghai. (3) Combining the two-dimensional combination matrix, it can be observed that the spatial development difference between tourism network attention and tourism flow in Shanghai show a characteristic of "enlarging-shrinking-enlarging". From 2012 to 2016, the spatial development difference between tourism network attention and tourism flow in Shanghai continuously expanded; from 2017 to 2019, the spatial development difference continuously shrank; and from 2020 to 2021, the spatial differences expanded again. (4) The analysis results of the panel data model show that the development of tourism resources and the level of tourism services have a positive promoting effect on the evolution of spatial mismatch, while the social basic development environment has a negative effect. The research results not only meet the needs of evaluating the high-quality development of the tourism industry in the current economic restructuring, providing direction for the high-quality development of the regional tourism industry, but also enrich the research content of network attention as a tourism element participating in the evaluation of tourism industry development quality, and deepen the relationship research between network attention and tourism flow.

Application of the artificial intelligence system based on graphics and vision in ethnic tourism of subtropical grasslands

This study aims to optimize the evaluation and decision-making of ethnic tourism resources through the utilization of deep learning algorithms and Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Specifically, emphasis is placed on the recognition and feature extraction of Mongolian decorative patterns, providing new insights for the deep application of cultural heritage and visual design. In this study, the existing DL algorithm is improved, integrating the feature extraction algorithm of ResNet + Canny + Local Binary Pattern (LBP), and utilizing an intelligent decision method to analyze the intelligent development of indigenous tourism resources. Simultaneously, the DL algorithm and IoT technology are combined with visual design and convolutional neural networks to perform feature extraction and technology recognition. Visual design offers an intuitive representation of tourism resources, while fuzzy decision-making provides a more accurate evaluation in the face of uncertainty. By implementing an intelligent decision-making system, this study achieves a multiplier effect. The integration of intelligent methods not only enhances the accuracy of tourism resource evaluation and decision-making but also elevates the quality and efficiency of the tourism experience. This multiplier effect is evident in the system's capacity to manage substantial datasets and deliver prompt, precise decision support, thus playing a pivotal role in tourism resource management and planning. The findings of this study demonstrate that optimizing intelligent development technology for rural tourism through IoT can enhance the efficacy of intelligent solutions. In terms of pattern recognition accuracy, AlexNet, VGGNet, and ResNet achieve accuracies of 90.8 %, 94.5 %, and 96.9 %, respectively, while the proposed fusion algorithm attains an accuracy of 98.8 %. These results offer practical insights for rural tourism brand strategy and underscore the utility of applying fuzzy decision systems in urban tourism and visual design. Moreover, the research outcomes hold significant practical implications for the advancement of Mongolian cultural tourism and provide valuable lessons for exploring novel paradigms in image analysis and pattern recognition. This study contributes beneficial insights for future research endeavors in related domains.

사회적 약자의 문화 불평등 해소를 위한 관광활동 지원 정책에 대한 인식 비교 연구

This study is an introductory study on exploring perceptions of support policies of tourism activities and analyzing them to explore the possibility of realizing tourism-based public policies to resolve cultural inequality for the socially disadvantaged. It examined the differences in perceptions among ordinary citizens, disabled people, multicultural citizens, pregnant women, and women raising infants and young children on support policies of tourism activities for the socially disadvantaged. The study measured the level of ordinary citizens’ and the socially disadvantaged’s perceptions of the importance and performance of public policies of tourism activity support and tourism resource development for the socially disadvantaged, recorded the data in matrices, and analyzed the differences among groups. It also examined the differences in perceptions of both the social phenomena that may appear during operating policies of tourism activity support and tourism resource development and the possibility of the additional costs required to carry out the policies. The results showed the significant difference in perceptions among each group for some survey items. It is necessary to converge and coordinate the thoughts of various social members and also consider the cultural structure, which affects the meaning and thought system of social groups to implement public tourism resource development policies based on securing accessibility to tourism resources. These tourism policies need to establish the values as public policies that help reconstruct the distribution system of culture and resolve cultural inequality of the socially disadvantaged.

Frontier Revitalisation of Industrial Heritage with Urban–Rural Fringe in China

The urban–rural fringe is at the forefront of the confrontation between the agricultural and industrial civilisations. How to handle the relationship between the two civilisations in this region and ensure its sustainable development is an eternal topic in the science of the human-living environment. Thanks to the special historical background of the Third Line construction, China’s industrial heritage connects with the urban–rural fringe that surpasses other countries. For the first time, this study connects China’s Third Line construction, industrial heritage, and urban–rural integration within the same context, combining big data bibliometric methods to obtain the development characteristics and context of China’s industrial heritage research starting from 2004. It has strong policy characteristics, is influenced by administrative orders, and is aligned with urbanisation efforts. Theoretical exploration is the first step in research, followed by value connotations and cultural qualities. It addresses various topics, including industrial heritage conservation, regeneration approaches, and cultural heritage tourism. The research focuses primarily on the value appraisal of industrial heritage, exploring revitalisation tactics and routes, as well as regional development models in urban–rural periphery areas. This study also examines how scholars generally consider the impact of industrial heritage on the economic, social, and cultural development of urban–rural fringe areas in order to integrate and propose various protection and utilisation strategies, such as industrial heritage preservation, cultural and creative industry development, and tourism resource development.

Research on the Development Strategy of Buddhist Cultural Tourism Resources in Inner Mongolia

Religious culture, as an excellent tourism resource, not only attracts tourists but also deepens the spiritual connotation of scenic spots. Starting from the current situation of the development of Buddhist tourism resources in Inner Mongolia, this article takes Guanyin Temple in Baotou City as an example to analyze the many problems that exist in the current development of Buddhist tourism resources in Inner Mongolia. In response to these problems, strategies for developing and utilizing Buddhist tourism resources are discussed. Combining the unique regional culture of Guanyin Temple, create a unique religious and cultural tourist destination. Its planning strategy hopes to provide reference for the development of religious and cultural tourism in Guanyin Temple.

Tourist Motivation and Revisitation in Jeju During COVID-19: Insights and Post-Pandemic Implications

Purpose: This study aims to identify controllable factors influencing domestic tourists’ revisits, taking into account concerns and desires related to travel to inform domestic tourism marketing strategies.
 Design/methodology/approach: The study gathered data through a preliminary survey of 930 participants who had visited Jeju Island in February 2022. It utilized analytical methods like factor analysis and structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to assess the factors influencing revisits by domestic tourists.
 Findings: Emotional and cognitive factors significantly influence behavioral intentions, with the perceived risk of the pandemic having a paradoxical effect, positively impacting attitudes and revisit intentions despite stimulating negative emotions and anxiety among tourists, consistent with the observed surge in domestic tourist numbers on Jeju Island.
 Research limitations/implications: Limitations of this study include distinguishing between motivations for domestic and international tourism in crisis situations and highlighting the importance of conducting in-depth socio-demographic analyses for better understanding. This study identifies travel motivations within specific cultural groups and informs destination management and tourism resource development strategies.
 Originality/value: This study’s innovative blend of the S-O-R model and Theory of Reasoned Action provides key insights into tourist behavior. The findings on Jeju Island’s resilience as a domestic tourist destination during the COVID-19 pandemic have crucial implications, emphasizing the need for ongoing efforts to enhance tourists’ experiences and adapt to changing external factors in the tourism industry.

Exploring the Path of Sustainable Cultural Tourism under the Context of Rural Revitalization: Taking Yantianzi, Hong Kong as an Example

Village-based cultural tourism represents a pivotal avenue for cultivating a sustainable economy in Hong Kong. This project focuses on Yantianzi Village in Hong Kong as a cultural tourism destination, with parents and children constituting a substantial potential consumer group. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with six parents planning to visit Hong Kong with their children. Employing rootedness theory, this study conducted a secondary analysis of the interviews, identifying eight categories organized into three main categories. Addressing the research questions, the primary focus centered on the rational development of local tourism resources while integrating environmental conservation. Additionally, the study revealed the potential of parent-child tours in harnessing educational opportunities to support ongoing rural revitalization efforts. Consequently, by amalgamating educational elements with conventional tourism activities like sightseeing and cultural immersion, a culturally-oriented tourism program emerged, aligning economic development with ecological conservation to foster sustainable economic growth for Hong Kong's villages.

VIKOR-based Method for Assessing the Degree of Development of Film and Television City Tourism Resources in An Intuitively Fuzzy Environment

This paper proposes a multi-attribute decision-making method based on VIKOR in an intuitionistic fuzzy environment to evaluate the extent conducted tourism resources development in film and television cities. Firstly, the decision matrix is normalized; secondly, the VIKOR method is introduced into the performance assessment to calculate the individual regret value and group utility value, and the evaluation objects are ranked in a meritocratic way; finally, the effectiveness and scientificity of the method are proved by example analysis.

Research and Practice on Green Development of Cultural Tourism Integrated Industry Clusters

This paper focuses on the green development of cultural tourism integrated industry clusters, discussing case studies such as Longquanyi District, Bazhong Guangwushan, and Shuangliu District. It examines from various perspectives the impact factors, development models, and core issues of green development evaluation in cultural tourism integration within industry clusters. Under the guidance of industrial cluster theory, industry integration theory, and sustainable development theory, a research approach is constructed: “Cultural Tourism Integration - Business Model Innovation - Industry Cluster - Green Development Evaluation - Policy Recommendations”. This study deeply analyzes the formation conditions, new business model development, level of green development, and existing problems of cultural tourism integrated industry clusters in different regions, and proposes corresponding policy recommendations. By combining theory with practice, this study provides useful references for promoting the integration and sustainable development of cultural, ecological, and tourism resources.

Economic effect evaluation and collaborative development path research of Linyi red tourism

Linyi is rich in red tourism resources, with high quality, strong attraction, and great development potential. In recent years, the red tourism industry in Linyi has achieved significant development. Using econometric analysis models, using the Linyi red tourism development (measured by domestic income of red tourism) and regional economic growth (measured by GDP) from 2000 to 2019 as endogenous variables, a VAR model is constructed to empirically analyze the impact of red tourism development on regional economic growth. Through research, it has been found that a positive impact on the domestic and international income growth rates of Linyi's red tourism has a positive impact on the GDP growth rate, and from a trend perspective, the duration is relatively long; This indicates that the domestic and international income of Linyi's red tourism has a significant promoting effect on Linyi's economic growth. From the results of variance decomposition, it can be seen that the contribution rates of domestic and international income from Linyi's red tourism to Linyi's economic growth are not significant at first, without considering the contribution rate of Linyi's economic growth itself. However, there has been a significant growth trend since the second period. Based on the analysis of the economic effects of red tourism, considering the overall nature of Linyi's red culture, proximity to geographical location, convenient transportation, and government support, this paper analyzes the specific path for the coordinated development of Linyi's red tourism. Construct a top-level design for the coordinated development of red tourism resources from the perspectives of goal coordination, organization and interest coordination, and institutional coordination.

Culture and tourism industry in the context of “smart tourism” on the cultivation of high quality talents

As a celebreted tourism country, China attracts both domestic and foreign tourists, with its long history, splendid culture, and unique charm. Since the reform and opening up, China has introduced modern commercial management ideas for cultural tourism from abroad, and cultural tourism resources have been fully developed and utilized, greatly enriching the material and cultural life of the people. The author of this paper is passionate in touring and Chinese history and culture. After visiting many tourist attractions in China, it was found that there are some "flaws" in the development and utilization of the domestic cultural and tourism industry. Firstly, the development of cultural and tourism resources is overly commercialized, emphasizing the hardware construction of scenic spots, and neglecting the deep exploration of historical and cultural connotations, resulting in a serious phenomenon of homogenization of scenic spots throughout the country. Only a glimpse can reveal the whole picture. Secondly, there is a serious decoupling between hardware construction and software construction, and there is still significant distance for improvement in the service level of scenic spots. The comprehensive quality of practitioners is not well enough, and they are older in age; Finally, there is a serious talent gap in cultural and tourism related fields, and the development of cultural and tourism professional talents does not match the actual needs. This paper proposes a solution to the problem of decoupling cultural and tourism talent cultivation from actual needs: optimizing the curriculum system, strengthening practical teaching, and promoting the integration of industry, academia, and research.

Tourism image classification based on convolutional neural network SqueezeNet--Taking Slender West Lake as an example.

Tourism image classification plays an important role in the study of clarifying the real perception of tourism resources by tourists, which cannot be studied in depth by human vision alone. The development of convolutional neural networks in computer vision brings new opportunities for tourism image classification research. In this study, SqueezeNet, a lightweight convolutional neural network, was selected and improved on the basis of the original model for 3740 Slender West Lake tourism image datasets. It is found that the validation accuracy of the model is up to 85.75%, and the size is only 2.64 MB, which is a good classification effect. This reduces the parameters while ensuring high accuracy classification of tourism images, providing a more scientific reference for the study of tourism images and pointing out a new direction for the development and planning of tourism resources.

Coupling coordination spatial pattern between natural attractions and tourism potential with study travel implications: China case

Jiangxi has superior natural environmental conditions, but tourism development is insufficient. This study analysed the distribution characteristics of natural tourism resources in Jiangxi Province, evaluated the potential of ecotourism, spatialized the coupling and coordination relationship between tourism resources and tourism potential and proposed the direction of tourism development and study travel planning. Results: (1) Natural tourist attractions in Jiangxi are relatively dense in the north and northeast, while relatively sparse in the south. (2) Natural tourism potential is generally high in the surrounding and low in the middle and high in the south and low in the north, and are distributed in a strip like manner. (3) Jiangxi is basically in a coordinated state, with the overall coupling index is relatively high, while the spatial differences in coordination index are significant, indicating that natural tourism resources and natural tourism potential have a strong mutual influence but their distribution characteristics do not match. (4) Future optimized development zone of natural tourism will be in the north and northeast, and the expanded development zone will be in the northwest and southeast. Both thematic and comprehensive study travel routes can be launched in regions with relatively concentrated natural tourist attractions. This article provides a research perspective on the interaction between tourism resource endowment and development practices, and the results can provide reference for relevant fields, natural tourism development, and study travel practices.

Bidirectional mechanisms of tourism resource (re)development and community heterogeneity: A case study of Erhai Lake region, Yunnan province

Bidirectional mechanisms of tourism resource (re)development and community heterogeneity: A case study of Erhai Lake region, Yunnan province

The common prosperity effect and model of mountain tourism resource development: Taking the Western Hunan Area as an example

The common prosperity effect and model of mountain tourism resource development: Taking the Western Hunan Area as an example

Research on Development and Protection of Cultural Heritage Tourism Resources in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract This paper constructs the basic framework of the spatial pattern analysis method of historical, cultural heritage with the relevant technology of artificial intelligence and analyzes the spatial pattern of historical cultural heritage through spatial correlation analysis. ArcGIS and FineBI software are used to carry out correlation analysis on the degree of spatial aggregation, spatial distribution density, and related point and line distribution of cultural heritage tourism resources so as to derive the spatial distribution characteristics of cultural heritage tourism resources. Shanzhou Region, Sanmenxia City, Henan Province, is taken as the research object to empirically analyze the development and protection of its cultural heritage tourism resources. The results show that the values of global autocorrelation Moran’s I of spatial mismatch of cultural heritage tourism resources are all positive, and the mean value of Z(I) is 6.07956, P(I)<0.05, indicating that the spatial mismatch index of cultural heritage tourism resources at the city level has a significant spatial clustering tendency and an obvious clustering tendency. This study offers scientific suggestions for the development of cultural heritage resources in tourism, and it is also crucial for the development of Chinese cultural heritage sites.

Retracted: Intelligent Development of Tourism Resources Based on Internet of Things and 5G Technology

Retracted: Intelligent Development of Tourism Resources Based on Internet of Things and 5G Technology

Evaluation of sports tourism competitiveness of urban agglomerations in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area

In the era of experience economy, sports tourism has been emerged as a new tourism form and consumption hot spot. Evaluation of the competitiveness of sports tourism is helpful to accurately grasp the key competitive factors of sports tourism development and enhance regional sports tourism resource development, market expansion and product upgrading. This study adopted entropy-weight TOPSIS model to construct the index system of sports tourism competitiveness of urban agglomerations and investigated the sports tourism competitiveness of 11 cities in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area from 2016 to 2020. The obtained results showed that sports tourism development in the Greater Bay Area was unbalanced and obviously different. Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong are competitive, Macao is average competitive and Dongguan, Jiangmen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Zhongshan, Huizhou and Zhaoqing are less competitive. Based on evolution trend, sports tourism competitiveness in Guangzhou has always been at the forefront of the Greater Bay Area, while those of Hong Kong and Macao have presented a declining trend. Also, sports tourism competitiveness in inland cities has been continuously enhanced and the development focus of sports tourism in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has gradually shifted to mainland. The 11 cities of the Greater Bay Area were classified as strong, average and weak areas on the basis of their sports tourism competitiveness scores. Finally, in terms of the overall situation of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and specific conditions of various cities, countermeasures and suggestions have been provided for sports tourism resource development, sports tourism service level, government functional departments, event brand building, enterprise integration, etc.

Research on Quanzhou Tourism Market and Tourism Development Strategies in the Context of Successful Application for Cultural Heritage

The report of the 20th Party Congress puts forward that we should insist on shaping tourism with culture and promoting the deep integration of culture and tourism. Quanzhou, as one of the first batch of 24 famous historical and cultural cities released by the State Council, is known as "Seaside Zulu". 2021, "Quanzhou: Song and Yuan China's World Maritime Commerce and Trade Center" was successfully bid as China's 56th World Heritage Site. As a city with a relatively developed tourism industry and deep cultural heritage, Quanzhou has many advantages in developing tourism, and should follow the pace of the Central Committee of the CPC to play a leading role in tourism development, actively stimulate domestic demand, and promote high-quality development. Through research and analysis, the project aims to provide reference for Quanzhou's experience in the subsequent development of tourism resources and tourism development, and at the same time make suggestions for the shortcomings.

Research on the Development and Construction of Rural Cultural Tourism Resources Based on the “Point axis” Theory

ABSTRACT Since the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, rural tourism has gradually become an important industry to promote rural economic development and increase farmers’ income. At the same time, the development and utilization of cultural and tourism resources have also received attention. There are rich cultural tourism resources in Xima Village, Jixi County, Anhui Province, but the level of development and utilization is not high. Guided by the “point axis” Development theory, this paper comprehensively considered the cultural and tourism resources stock, landscape spatial layout, and regional economic and social development of Xima Village, explored and determined the important tourism nodes and development axis in the village, proposed the “Four enhancements” action model, and constructed the tourism landscape spatial structure of “one core, two axes, and three areas”, in order to optimize the development path of rural cultural and tourism resources activation, inheritance, and utilization, Bringing development opportunities to rural tourism.