Mayo's tourism decision-making influencing factors model ignores what factors affect tourism decision-making.

Family factors, personal economic factors, destination factors, technical factors.

1. Family factors: Tourism decisions are usually not made by a single person, but by family members through consultation. Factors such as the relationship between family members, the division of roles and differences of opinion will also have an impact on tourism decision-making.

2. Personal economic factors: tourism needs to invest certain economic resources. Personal economic status may affect tourism behavior decision-making, and personal income, financial status, risk tolerance and other factors may affect tourism decision-making.

3. Destination factor: An important factor in tourism decision-making is the attraction and accessibility of the destination. The natural landscape, cultural heritage, facilities and other factors of the destination may have an impact on the tourism decision.

4. Technical factors: With the rapid development of information technology, technologies such as the Internet and mobile devices have also had a far-reaching impact on tourism decision-making. For example, new technologies such as online evaluation, social media and electronic payment have become important references for tourism decision-making.