Tourism social sustainability in remote communities in Vietnam: Tourists’ behaviors and their drivers

Investigating spatial patterns and determinants of tourist attractions utilizing POI data: A case study of Hubei Province, China

“…While enriching various tourism resources, this expansion has also caused problems such as resource waste and poor management in some tourist attractions [ 3 ].According to the “Several Opinions on Further Promoting Tourism Investment and Consumption” issued by the General Office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China (State Council of China [2015] No.62), since 2015, mechanism for the withdrawal of tourist attractions has been implemented, and some “problematic tourist attractions” have been delisted, warned, and rectified. With the implementation of the mechanism for the withdrawal of tourist attractions, the original attractions have changed, profoundly impacting tourists' travel choices [ 4 , 5 ]. Based on this, Conducting research into the spatial patterns of tourist attractions aids in gaining a deeper understanding of the state and trends of the local tourism industry.…”