Rural revitalization, rural tourism, tourism planning, how does tourism planning contribute to the rural revitalization strategy?

Today’s countryside is a more desirable place. When I mention countryside, the word “warm” flashes in my mind! Maybe today’s children can’t understand it, because most of them grew up in the city, but I am an out-and-out country boy, and I feel deeply about it. It wasn’t until I was 17 years old that I left my hometown and came to the city. go to school.

In the past few years in the city, I have been pursuing quaint and historical places when traveling. I think it may be because of my nostalgia, but the development potential of rural areas is too great

1. Idle land can be Rented to city people, who bring their children to enjoy the fun of planting during the holidays. When the harvest season comes, the children can have a deeper understanding of how the plant came out, and it is more in line with nature. Normally, it is left to the original owner. Come and help take care of it

2. Form a large-scale and standardized planting and breeding circle, sign an agreement with the tour group, and they will bring the group to pick, buy and sell etc.

3 When a farmhouse is opened, it is best to have a more down-to-earth decoration. Large pots and stoves are good, as are earthen kangs and the like. They use firewood to burn the kang. Customers can entertain themselves by roasting sweet potatoes or corns, or they can even Go to the vegetable garden to choose the vegetables, chickens, fish, etc. that you want to eat, and they are cooked and killed. I believe that urban people like to go to this kind of pure natural place.

4. There are reservoirs in some rural areas, which can be repaired. To make it more beautiful, set up a barbecue stall next to the reservoir, and customers can grill themselves, or get a hammock or something like that

5. During the harvest season, some bosses will collect agricultural products, such as fruits and so on. It takes several days to collect a full truck. Since the boss is not familiar with the local conditions, farmers can be hired. The boss lives in the farmer's home, and the farmer's home becomes a collection point, helping the boss find people to work, etc., which is a second-level boss.

I think there is so much potential in rural areas. As long as we dare to think and act, we will be able to realize the paradise that urban people yearn for and rural people are unwilling to leave