Title: What are the advantages and disadvantages of applying for tourist attractions as study tour bases?

Generally speaking, the advantage of applying for a tourist attraction as a study tour base is that it can provide a more in-depth learning experience, and at the same time, it can also increase the popularity and attraction of the scenic spot. The disadvantages are that more financial and human investment may be required, as well as the need to meet more stringent educational standards and requirements. These advantages and disadvantages essentially stem from the differences between study tours and traditional tourism. Study tour is a type of travel with learning and experience as its main purpose. Compared with traditional tourism, it pays more attention to the learning effect and depth, and pays more attention to interaction and participation. Therefore, the declaration of a scenic spot as a study tour base can provide more and more in-depth study activities and attract more tourists who are in need of learning. But at the same time, study tours also have some shortcomings. Due to the special nature of study tours, tourist attractions need to assume more responsibilities for education and cultural inheritance, and need to provide more rigorous and professional tour guides and service teams. These costs and pressures will also be passed on to the scenic spots themselves. In addition, study tours pay more attention to learning effects. If the study content of a scenic spot is not rich and in-depth enough, it will be difficult to attract more study tour tourists.