What is the disciplinary nature of tourism?

The disciplinary nature of tourism is interdisciplinary.

Tourism is the general name of the subject group with tourism as its core. Including tourism, the intersection of tourism and related disciplines, and the branches derived from it, is a collection of various disciplines that study tourism activities and related phenomena and development laws.

Tourism discipline has a strong interdisciplinary nature. This nature emphasizes the synergy between disciplines and the complementary role of disciplines in solving problems. The interdisciplinary nature of tourism is not only reflected in the historical process of tourism research, but also lies in the fact that it is rooted in the complexity and comprehensiveness of the research object.

Tourism takes the study of human tourism activities as the main line, and discusses the three elements of tourism activities (tourism subject, tourism object and tourism media) and their relationships as the core, discusses the historical evolution of tourism phenomena, summarizes the basic laws of tourism development, expounds the constituent elements of tourism activities and tourism industry and their relationships, analyzes the impact of tourism activities on society, economy and environment, and introduces the policies and regulations for developing tourism, thus showing the basic theoretical framework of tourism science.

Tourism is a discipline that regards tourism as a social phenomenon and studies its emergence, development and the changing law of the relationship between various factors involved. The main research contents include the essence, origin and development law of tourism activities; Adjustment of tourism industrial structure and management of tourism enterprises: the influence of tourism development; Tourism organizational structure and tourism policies and regulations.