Perception Characteristics of Tourism Consumers on Tourism Distance

Tourism consumers' perception of tourism distance is mainly manifested in the following aspects:

1. Subjectivity and individual differences: tourism consumers' perception of tourism distance is subjective and depends on personal memory information, experience and knowledge. In addition, because everyone's social culture and life experience are different, their perception of distance will be different.

2. Instability: In a certain period of time, tourism consumers' perception of distance will remain the same, but it will not change once, but may change with the passage of time and the acquisition of new information and new experiences.

3. Perceived distance can be measured by time: the perceived distance of tourism consumers can be measured not only by international standard length units (such as kilometers), but also by time. This is particularly evident in the course of traveling. For example, tourists often perceive the distance according to the itinerary, such as "this trip takes XX hours".

4. Influencing factors: Personal preferences, interests and motivations of tourism consumers may affect their perception of tourism distance. For example, for those who like adventure and challenge, long distance may be regarded as an attraction, while for those who like comfort and safety, long distance may be regarded as a threat.

Generally speaking, tourism consumers' perception of tourism distance is a complex multidimensional feature, which is influenced by many factors such as personal experience, time measurement and personal preference. Understanding these characteristics will help to better understand the behavior and needs of tourism consumers, thus providing more targeted strategies and methods for the development of tourism.