Spatial distribution and influencing factors analysis of national key rural tourism villages in the Yangtze River Delta region based on geographically weighted regression
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.National key rural tourism villages in China show clustered patterns around Shanghai and Huangshan. Factors influencing their distribution vary significantly across different geographic locations, requiring tailored development strategies.
Area Of Science
- Rural Tourism Development
- Spatial Analysis
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Background
- National Key Rural Tourism Villages (NKRTVs) are crucial for high-quality rural tourism development.
- Existing research overlooks the spatially varying impacts of factors influencing NKRTV distribution.
- Understanding spatial heterogeneity is key to effective rural tourism planning.
Purpose Of The Study
- To analyze the spatial distribution characteristics of NKRTVs in the Yangtze River Delta.
- To identify and assess the spatially heterogeneous influence of various factors on NKRTV distribution.
- To propose region-specific development strategies for rural tourism.
Main Methods
- ArcGIS spatial analysis technology was employed to examine distribution patterns.
- A geographically weighted regression model was utilized to identify spatial heterogeneity.
- Enhanced index systems incorporating land and cultural factors were developed.
Main Results
- NKRTVs in the Yangtze River Delta exhibit a 'small clustering, large dispersion' pattern.
- Shanghai and Huangshan emerge as primary and secondary spatial clustering cores, respectively.
- Significant spatial differences were found in the influence of factors on NKRTV distribution.
Conclusions
- The spatial distribution of NKRTVs is characterized by distinct cold and hot spots.
- Factor influences on NKRTVs demonstrate significant spatial heterogeneity.
- Targeted rural tourism development strategies are necessary for different regions within the Yangtze River Delta.
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