Key points of rural tourism planning

First, rural tourism planning should be scientifically planned, reasonably guided, and developed when appropriate, instead of blind development and vicious competition. We should work hard on innovation, persist in winning with characteristics, and enhance the cultural taste of rural tourism. You can never be a thousand villages. However, the village is the same, with the same commercialization, urbanization and artificial landscape everywhere, which will lose the personality and charm of the village.

Second, rural tourism belongs to the service industry, which needs to guide the demand on the basis of maintaining the unique rural scenery and peasant culture. Nowadays, in the development of rural tourism in many places, large-scale construction and demolition are carried out, thinking that this is the "newness" of the new countryside, so it not only repeats the mistake of "only developing without protecting" in many urban construction, but also erases the memory of carrying history with the rise of new buildings, threatening to cut off the root of rural traditional culture from now on. In order to avoid this catastrophe, we should stick to the road of sustainable development.

Thirdly, rural tourism planning is a new type of tourism, which emphasizes innovation, which requires that it cannot completely maintain the "local characteristics". If it is to completely maintain the local characteristics and develop naturally, there will be no rural tourism planning. It can be seen that it is almost impossible for rural tourism to develop for a long time without paying attention to scale and level. Only by fully developing local characteristics can we realize the "combination of local and foreign cultures" and attract more tourists. Of course, this is not to deny the need to maintain local characteristics, because rural tourism itself is different from other tourism, first of all, we must highlight the "rural" characteristics. This is called "taking the essence of rural tourism and discarding its dross". Only in this way can rural tourism first obtain the soil for existence and the space for development.