Tourism geography intersects with which three major geographical disciplines

Tourism geography intersects with human geography, physical geography and social geography and becomes a branch of geography. It is mainly a discipline that studies the relationship between the geographical environment and people's tourism activities.

Tourism geography is the core research object of geographical environment, humanistic tourism and economic development, and is closely related to human geography and physical geography.

To sum up, tourism geography is based on geographical knowledge and involves knowledge of history, sociology, archaeology, aesthetics, literature, public relations and other disciplines. It is a multi-disciplinary Cross-disciplinary border disciplines.

The main research contents of tourism geography:

(1) The origin of tourism and its geographical background;

(2) The geographical distribution and movement of tourists Laws;

(3) Classification, evaluation, protection and development and utilization demonstration of tourism resources;

(4) Tourist area (spot) layout and construction planning;

< p>(5) Tourism zoning and tourism route design;

(6) The impact of tourism development on the formation of regional economic complexes;

(7) Tourism industry’s impact on the regional environment influence, etc.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tourism Geography