Site selection requirements for German parent-child parks

1. Nature of land. There are three types of land properties that are more common in parent-child paradise construction: agricultural land, construction land, and homestead land. This must be confirmed by relevant departments, and it can be used as a tourist facility if allowed in principle. In terms of site selection, the nature of the land must be clearly understood, which is the most critical step.

2. Surrounding markets. The location should not be too far away from the consumer groups, less than 2 hours' drive, so time will not be wasted on the road, making it convenient for people in the city and tourists from other cities. Of course, the closer to the city, the better. Not only is the transportation convenient, but it is also densely populated, which is also of great benefit in obtaining long-term passenger flow.

3. Natural resources. The location of the parent-child park should also consider whether there are natural resources in the surrounding areas. A large number of natural resources, including agricultural resources, will have a great impact on the parent-child park. Make full use of resources to rationally develop unique products. For example, characteristic landscapes, scenery, specialties, folk customs, etc. will make consumers' eyes and hearts move. The more unique the natural resources are, the higher the value of the parent-child park will be. It may not necessarily be green mountains and green waters, even the Gobi Desert can be called a feature. The above are the site selection requirements for parent-child parks in Germany.