1. Tourism resource planning and development case Hello, currently, our country is in a period of rapid development of tourism industry.

Almost all of China's 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions have made decisions to accelerate the development of tourism.

There are 24 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions that develop tourism as a leading industry or a pillar industry.

There are conditions to become a regional leading industry or pillar industry.

We can’t help but ask, can the tourism industry in these provinces really become bigger, better, and stronger?

There must be a lot of blindness in following the trend.

Tourism is by no means a pollution-free industry, as people often say.

Due to a large number of tourists crowding in scenic spots, or due to improper tourism development strategies and lack of systematic planning by decision-makers, development will lead to the destruction of the natural ecology and social environment.

Tourism is not a risk-free industry, and low investment, quick results and high returns are just wishful thinking.

In fact, the real profit of domestic tourism development is only 1P:3, the break-even is about 1P:3, and the loss is no less than 1:3.

Only those who lose money will be footed by the government, no one is responsible.

From this perspective, it is dangerous to develop tourism that only emphasizes benefits and ignores costs, risks and ecological losses.

The ecological environment is precious. Without the ecological environment, there will be no sustainable development.

Ecological service functions are the basis of human survival and modern civilization.

Science and technology can affect ecological service functions, but they cannot completely replace ecological service functions.

Improper tourism development will destroy the original ecosystem and lead to a reduction in the value of ecological service functions, which should be given full attention.

In short, tourism development cannot only emphasize the benefits, nor can it exaggerate the benefits.

We can not ignore risks, we can not ignore costs; we can not only emphasize comprehensive income without considering comprehensive losses.

Therefore, profit and loss analysis and risk assessment must be carried out.

hope this helps.

"Research on Rural Tourism Development and Its Impact" series of basic theoretical works on rural tourism 2. Successful cases of tourism resource development written by He Jingming.

The full text is divided into 12 chapters and consists of 6 parts.

The first part is the theoretical background of rural tourism research.

On the basis of sorting out the concepts of rural tourism at home and abroad, the concept of rural tourism was defined and classified.

This article introduces the background and development status of rural tourism in developed countries, Taiwan, and mainland China, and analyzes its development characteristics.

The second part studies rural tourism destinations and source markets from a macro level.

The third part studies rural tourism operators from the micro level.

The fourth part is the analysis of the impact of rural tourism on rural development.

Analyze the impact of rural tourism development on regional society, economy and environment.

The fifth part is the policy suggestions for rural tourism development.

This article analyzes the main problems existing in the development of rural tourism and proposes strategies for the sustainable development of rural tourism.

The sixth part is conclusion and discussion.

Summarize the main conclusions of the paper and discuss the unfinished research ideas in the paper.

Emphasize the close integration of theory and practice.

On the basis of focusing on a systematic summary of the current development status of rural tourism at home and abroad, rural tourism in typical areas is selected as a case for in-depth study, which can be used as a reference for tourism students in universities and relevant personnel in tourism management departments.

3. Classic cases of tourism resource development and innovation In my opinion, so-called tourism resources are the foundation of the tourism industry.

Tourism resources are mainly divided into natural landscape resources and cultural landscape resources.

Natural landscape resources also include mountains, canyons, forests, volcanoes, rivers, lakes, beaches, hot springs, climate, etc.

Landscape resources include historical and cultural monuments, ancient buildings, ethnic customs, modern architecture, food and shopping, culture and art, sports and entertainment, etc.

Natural resources: mainly natural geographical elements, including sightseeing, recreation, entertainment, sports and other attractions.

These elements are either single or a combination of single elements, or some elements are dominant and other elements are supplementary to form tourism resources.

Landscape categories: mountains, karst landscapes, windy sand landforms, seaside beaches, special climate and celestial landscapes suitable for summer cold, recuperation and treatment, as well as special astronomical landscapes, such as the sunrise on Mount Tai, the waterfall on Mount Lu, the sea of ??clouds on Mount Huangshan, and the light of Emei Buddha.

Mirages in the desert, polar auroras, etc.

How can we not meet each other, but we often appear.

Humanistic tourism resources: refers to the material entities created by ancient and modern humans that can attract people to travel, or myths, legends, celebrity anecdotes, etc.

Historical relics - historical relics, architectural sites, grottoes and stone carvings, etc.

Culture and its carriers mainly include special folk rituals, customs, festivals, national arts and crafts, etc.

See it, touch it, get involved.

Religious resources: mainly include two categories. One is tourist religious architectural art, such as altars, temples, temples, large statues with personal gods, as well as decorations, sculptures, murals, couplets, inscriptions, etc.

The second is the religious activity sites created by these religious buildings and art itself.

For example, clergy of various religions preach and seek Dharma, and there are also a large number of modern tourists who visit religious temples and Taoist temples for the purpose of praying to gods and worshiping Buddha.

Urban and rural characteristics: famous historical and cultural cities with visual images, unique modern urban scenery, fresh and simple pastoral scenery, ancient towns and villages, etc.

Modern man-made facilities: large-scale engineering and cultural facilities with characteristics, scale, special significance and impact.