Measuring the Degree of Balance between Urban and Tourism Development: An Analytical Approach Using Cellular Data

Cheng, Shijie; Li, Mengyang; Ye, Yu

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“…Studies on urban tourism focus on the relationship between tourism and cities, particularly the impact of tourism on cities [30,31]. On the one hand, tourism can promote urban economic development and infrastructure construction and improve the employment rate, which are positive effects [32].…”

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Toward Tourists–Media–Cities Tourism: Xi’an as a Wanghong City

Fan

Lin

2022

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This study investigated the phenomenon of wanghong cities in China to illustrate the dynamic relationships between media, tourists, and cities in the new normal of the post-COVID-19 era. Specifically, this study proposes the innovative analytical framework of tourists–media–cities (“ToMeCi”), which is grounded in tourism studies, media studies, and urban studies, but goes beyond the traditional concepts and previous studies of media and city, tourism and media, and tourism and city. Based on a case study of Xi’an, one of the most famous wanghong cities in China, this study attempted to answer the following research questions: how can the deployment of creative media practices create new digital tourism patterns in the specific Chinese context of wanghong cities; moreover, why is this reasonable and possible, and what are the implications? For the purpose of this study, we employed a qualitative research method and conducted online and offline ethnographic fieldwork, textual analysis, and in-depth interviews with 22 tourists and 26 short-video producers or live streamers. The findings reveal that the city of Xi’an was transformed into a wanghong city to attract tourists, who interact with the city through specific media practices of clocking in and live streaming, with a new digital tourism model of the cyberflaneur emerging against the specific backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, we discuss the possible contributions and limitations of the phenomenon.

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Toward Tourists–Media–Cities Tourism: Xi’an as a Wanghong City

Fan

Lin

2022

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“…Researchers have examined the connection between tourism development and urban-rural areas [7][8][9]. From the urban perspective, researchers have primarily focused on the economic implications, spatial revitalization, regional disparities, and resident perceptions of the urban area as influenced by the tourism industry [10][11][12]. For instance, Ma et al [13] revealed that the rise in tourism significantly impacts China's urban economic growth without exacerbating economic disparities among cities.…”

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The Impacts of Tourism Development on Urban–Rural Integration: An Empirical Study Undertaken in the Yangtze River Delta Region

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Wang

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A viable pathway towards achieving shared prosperity is made possible by the growth of tourism, which encourages the movement of urban and rural elements. This harmonious alignment of tourism development and urban–rural integration also helps to narrow the gap between urban and rural areas. This study uses a set of panel regression models to investigate whether tourism growth promotes urban–rural integration within 41 cities in the Yangtze River Delta Region of China from 2010 to 2020. The findings show that the effect of tourism development on urban–rural integration is significantly positive, displaying significant heterogeneity across various times and city sizes. Furthermore, tourism development exhibits a threshold effect and city-type heterogeneity concerning urban–rural integration. The effect demonstrates significant continuous growth along with the expansion of economic growth. However, the impact of tourism development on urban–rural integration demonstrates a distinct promotional threshold effect, and its positive effect appears to be weakened.

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Measuring the Degree of Balance between Urban and Tourism Development: An Analytical Approach Using Cellular Data

Cited by 2 publications

References 48 publications

Toward Tourists–Media–Cities Tourism: Xi’an as a Wanghong City

Toward Tourists–Media–Cities Tourism: Xi’an as a Wanghong City

The Impacts of Tourism Development on Urban–Rural Integration: An Empirical Study Undertaken in the Yangtze River Delta Region

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