Guangzhou Urban Planning Survey & Design Institute

Coupling Mechanism and Driving Paths of the Spatial Differentiation of Tourism Attractions from the Perspective of Tourist Perception—A Case Study of Xinjiang, China

As the culture and tourism industry moves toward high-quality development, tourist perception has become a core dimension for measuring that quality. Most existing work on tourism spatial differentiation still looks at the supply side, and describes the pattern of tourism attract...

Quality or convenience? Behavioral evidence on how facility grade influences urban destination choice

Modeling non-work activity destination choices is essential for urban transportation planning, as these activities involve greater flexibility and more complex behavioral decision-making than mandatory activities. However, existing studies often treat all facilities within the sa...

Rural Cultural–Tourism Integration and the Stability-Oriented Pathway of Regional Economic Resilience in China

This study addresses the research gap concerning how rural cultural–tourism integration contributes to regional economic resilience, a relationship that remains underexplored despite growing policy interest in rural revitalization. Using cross-sectional data for 285 Chinese prefe...