The impact of integration policies on tourism industry convergence in the Yangtze River Delta: theoretical mechanism and empirical test

Tang, Rui

doi:10.1007/s12076-021-00270-9

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“…The growth of the movement industry has not sparked much excitement recently. Expanded interest for fast urbanization and the travel industry framework yet has additionally impressively improved deals for tropical organic product items, clarifying this expansion in plantation utilization [31][32][33]. Advancement invigorated by the travel industry has significantly rebuilt examples of land use, raising worries about of scene discontinuity, vegetation degeneration, beach front disintegration, and the deficiency of arable farmland.…”

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Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Differences in China’s Provincial Tourism Economy Based on Parallel Data Model and IoT Applications

Xie¹

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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From a temporal perspective, this paper examines the scale, current development, business versatility, and overall work effects of regional the movement business work, taking into account the three-level proportions of the degree of the movement business in the context of the common Internet of Things. From a spatial standpoint, we recognize the adjacent city as the primary investigative unit, take on various markers, and lead an extensive assessment of the territorial improvement of the provincial travel industry work through even and vertical correlations. This paper utilizes numerous direct relapse examinations to set up the connection between the advancement level of the district of the travel industry economy and the impacting factors; arranged by size of impact, they are the travel industry asset gift, area traffic conditions, and monetary turn of events. Utilizing a blend of a solitary pointer and various markers, the area of the travel industry economy is assessed and dissected for contrasts in existence. We select the absolute travel industry income as a pointer and use strategies like reach. To assess the time difference of the movement of the business economy in each location, standard deviation, coefficient of assortment, and coefficient were used. To examine the data, we use the Granger causality test and several methodology components influencing the travel industry work nearby and the development mode. Through the foundation of a primary model of the travel industry work development element framework, causality test and different strategies are taken on to examine the provincial travel industry business affecting variables and development techniques, and the outcomes show that the local travel industry business development mode is a speculation driven the travel industry work development mode.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Differences in China’s Provincial Tourism Economy Based on Parallel Data Model and IoT Applications

Xie¹

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Until now, both domestic and international scholars have explored the effects of tourism on regional economic development [ 25 , 26 ], the relationship between tourism economic development and ecological environment [ 27 , 28 ], and the influencing factors of tourism efficiency [ 29 , 30 ], which provide ample references for this study. Specifically, although some studies have gradually paid attention to investigate the economic and environmental effects of CNSAs in China [ 31 ], there is a paucity of studies investigating how CSNAs affect tourism economic development from the dual perspectives of tourists (i.e., the number of international tourists and the number of domestic tourists) and revenue (i.e., international tourism revenue and domestic tourism revenue), notwithstanding how time-limited rectification moderates the nexus between CNSAs and tourism economic development.…”

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How Do Chinese National Scenic Areas Affect Tourism Economic Development? The Moderating Effect of Time-Limited Rectification

Zhang

Feng

et al. 2021

IJERPH

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Based on panel data on 124 prefecture-level and above cities from 2003 to 2018, this study investigated the impact of CNSAs on tourism economic development and the moderating effect of time-limited rectification by comprehensively using the quasi-DID model, the static spatial Durbin model, and the dynamic spatial Durbin model. The results showed that the impact of CNSAs on tourism economic development has a heterogeneous characteristic in terms of tourists and revenue. In addition, the spatial spillover effect and the path dependence have effectively promoted tourism economic development. Furthermore, the effectiveness of time-limited rectification has been proved in this study, while the “beggar-thy-neighbor” effect has, to some extent, weakened the promotional effect of CNSAs on tourism economic development, especially in terms of international tourists and international tourism revenue. Finally, relevant policy implications for the superior department in charge, local governments, and the management department of CNSAs are outlined to provide a practical reference for promoting the high-quality development of the tourism economy in China.

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“…The government and tourism enterprises should represent the interests of tourists. Government policies and the initiatives of tourism enterprises are ineffective without the approval and support of tourists [30].…”

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A social network analysis of tourism cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta: A supply and demand perspective

Wang

Hang

et al. 2022

PLoS ONE

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This study explores the spatial structure of regional tourism cooperation networks among 27 cities in the Yangtze River Delta from the perspective of supply and demand. Data from the supply network were collected from official news released by the Chinese government and quotations for tour routes published by travel agencies. Travel notes published on tourists’ blog community platforms about their travel experiences were used as source data for the demand network. The degree of cooperation between the cities was analyzed based on the frequency of occurrence and co-occurrence of information on tourist attractions or cities in the Yangtze River Delta region in tourist notes, tourist route quotes, and official news. This study divides 27 cities in the Yangtze River Delta region into three categories: those where supply matches demand (e.g., Shanghai and Nanjing), nine cities where there is a demand lag (e.g., Zhenjiang), and 16 cities where there is a supply lag (e.g., Wuxi). Investigating the differences between the supply and demand networks is helpful to understand the effectiveness of regional tourism cooperation mechanisms and government policies, which is crucial for the sustainability and good governance of regional tourism.

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The impact of integration policies on tourism industry convergence in the Yangtze River Delta: theoretical mechanism and empirical test

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Differences in China’s Provincial Tourism Economy Based on Parallel Data Model and IoT Applications

Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Differences in China’s Provincial Tourism Economy Based on Parallel Data Model and IoT Applications

How Do Chinese National Scenic Areas Affect Tourism Economic Development? The Moderating Effect of Time-Limited Rectification

A social network analysis of tourism cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta: A supply and demand perspective

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