Bimonthly, Started in 2009 Department in Charge: Yuinnan Provincial Education Department Sponsor: Kunming University Jointly organized by: Yunnan Provincial Tourism Development Committee Editor-in-Chief: Dou Zhiping
ISSN 1674-5841
CN 53-1212/K
Based on the concept of localization, this paper analyzes the connotation, logic and
practical dimensions of the localization of rural homestays. It combines the rural revitalization strategy
with the analytic hierarchy process ( AHP) to construct the evaluation index system of rural homestay
localization from five dimensions: local economic promotion, industrial development and sharing,
local products and services, ecological environment maintenance, and community development
participation. The results show that the synergy of internal resource endowment mainly drives the
localization practice of rural homestays, external market demand and multisubject participation, and
its development effect is highly consistent with the strategic goal of rural revitalization. The main body
of rural B&B business is integrated into the rural space with the localization of economic interests,
cultural themes, social relations and environmental features, presenting dynamic and complex
characteristics. At the system level, the development and sharing of the homestay industry and local
products and services play a leading role in the localized development of rural homestays, while the
talent cultivation and scene authenticity at the criterion level account for the largest proportion, and the
local cultural service level at the index level is in the forefront.
Based on the modified gravity model and social network analysis method, the spatial
correlation intensity and network structure characteristics of the cultural and tourism industry
agglomeration in 59 cities along the Yellow River Basin from 2010 to 2019 were analyzed. The results
show that the agglomeration degree of the cultural and tourism industry in the cities along the Yellow
River Basin shows obvious regional differences, the cultural and tourism industry gradually
concentrates in the regional central cities, and the agglomeration effect is enhanced; the spatial
correlation intensity of the cultural and tourism industry agglomeration shows the characteristics of
network development, the driving effect of the central city on the surrounding cities is enhanced, and
the dominant cities radiate to the surrounding areas, and the interaction and synergy of the cities in the
region are prominent; the spatial correlation network structure of the cultural and tourism industry
agglomeration is relatively stable, the cooperation and connection between cities are becoming
increasingly close, and an efficient collaborative system has been formed, with a general correlation
agglomeration effect; the spatial correlation network of the cultural and tourism industry agglomeration
presents a coreedge structure, there is an obvious small group agglomeration phenomenon within the
network, and the changes in the members of the cohesive subgroup show crossregional diffusion and
significant spillover effects.
To investigate the spatial behavioral manifestations of heterogeneity in tourists’ travel
durations, this study selects the central urban area of Chongqing ( a popular tourist destination in
China) as the research region. Utilizing social network analysis and GIS spatial analysis, we explore
the structural characteristics of tourist flow networks under different travel durations. The results reveal
that: Prolonged travel durations drive the outward expansion of tourist flows, enhancing the diversity of
attraction selection in peripheral areas. Spatial tourist flows across all durations exhibit an exponential
distance-decay effect, most pronounced in two-day trips, followed by oneday trips, and weakest in
trips lasting three days or longer. Extended durations correlate with increasingly complex network
structures, where network density, connectivity, and structural hole advantages increase
correspondingly. Core attractions maintain strong-to-strong connections regardless of duration, while
path multiplicity and diversified route combinations emerge with longer stays. A reinforced core-periphery structure emerges as durations extend, demonstrating limited spillover effects from core to
peripheral areas. These findings provide theoretical support for optimizing spatiotemporal resource
allocation in mountainous cities.
As a kind of embodied practice, hiking is a popular way to generate personal and local
emotional ties. However, the existing research still lacks attention to the emotional characteristics of
hiking tourists, which is not conducive to destination managers understanding the emotional demands of
tourists. Taking Wugong Mountain as a case, this paper discusses the emotional characteristics and
influencing factors of hiking tourists by using emotional analysis and IPA analysis, combined with the
comment text of the Ctrip website. The main conclusions are as follows: the emotional characteristics
of hikers are “ strong-strong” and “ weak-weak”, with positive emotions as the main factor; the positive
emotions of hikers are mainly influenced by natural scenery, public service facilities and surrounding
traffic; the negative emotions of hikers are closely related to climate and temperature, environmental
sanitation, consumption cost and the degree of congestion. In view of this, this paper further puts
forward scientific and reasonable suggestions such as improving the service and management level of
scenic spots, increasing the integration of cultural and sports tourism, and realizing the deep
integration of people and situations.
The development of rural tourism has transformed the role of farmers. Strengthening
farmers' identification with their new roles constitutes a crucial link in promoting the in-depth
development of rural tourism and serves as a powerful guarantee for achieving common prosperity.
Taking farmers in rural tourism destinations as the research subject, this study constructs a theoretical
model of tourism empowerment influencing farmers' role identity and proposes related hypotheses to
explore the impact mechanisms of tourism empowerment on role identity. The research results indicate
that economic empowerment, psychological empowerment, social empowerment, and community
participation all exert significant positive effects on farmers' role identity. Economic empowerment,
psychological empowerment, and political empowerment can indirectly influence farmers'role identity
through community participation, with community participation playing a mediating role.
With the deep integration of culture and tourism industries, new urbanization, as a
people-centered national development strategy, is not only a key driving force to promote high-quality
economic development, but also an important path to promote the high-quality development of cultural
and tourism integration. Based on the Granger causality test, this paper reveals the two-way causal
relationship between the new urbanization and the high-quality development of cultural and tourism
integration. At the same time, the fixed effect model and the mediating effect model are used to verify
the indirect impact of new urbanization on the high-quality development of cultural and tourism
integration through infrastructure construction. The results show that new urbanization has a significant
positive effect on the highquality development of cultural and tourism integration, and infrastructure
construction plays a partial mediating role in this process. In addition, there is significant
heterogeneity in the impact of new urbanization on the highquality development of cultural and tourism
integration in various regions, among which the promotion effect on the western region is the most
significant, while the impact on the central and eastern regions is relatively weak.
Camping has developed from a means of survival in the early days of mankind into a
leisure lifestyle, reflecting the human-land relationship centered on natural experience. Compared with
the rapid development of camping tourism, although a certain number of research results have been
formed at home and abroad, the theoretical research is still weak in general. Based on the theory of
tourism systems, this paper constructs the theoretical analysis framework of camping tourism from the
perspective of human-land relationship theory, and analyzes the existing achievements of camping
tourism based on this framework system. The study found that camping tourism is closely related to
nature, and outdoor leisure and temporary accommodation are its basic features. In camping tourism,
the research on “ people” mainly includes the motivation for camping tourism, the influencing factors of
camping tourism decisionmaking, and the functional effects of camping tourism on campers; the
research on “ land” includes the development of camping industry, the planning and construction of
camping tourism; the research on human-land interaction is mainly reflected in the environmental
impact and management of camping tourism. Future research should continue to pay attention to the
changes in campers' needs, strengthen the research on campers' operators and residents of camping
tourism destinations, continue to carry out the research on the environmental impact and management
of camping tourism, deepen the research on the industrial correlation and integration between camping
tourism and destinations, and expand the research on the intermediary system and support system in
the camping tourism system. At the same time, we should strengthen the transformation of the research
paradigm of interdisciplinary integration.