A study on the influencing factors of the formation of tourism motivation

1, physical motivation. Including holiday rest, sports activities, beach leisure, entertainment activities and other activities directly related to health care to adjust the law of life. In addition, it also includes remote treatment, hot spring bath, mineral spring, medical examination and similar recuperation activities according to doctor's advice or suggestions. All the motivations in this respect have a common feature, that is, to eliminate tension through physical activities. 2. Cultural motivation. People's motivation to know and understand things other than their living environment and knowledge: their greatest feature is to know about foreign countries, including their music, art, folk customs, dance, painting and religion. 3. Motivation in interpersonal (social communication). People keep in touch with the society through various forms of social communication, including hoping to get in touch with people from other places, visiting relatives and friends, escaping from daily chores and usual social environment, and making new friends. 4. Status and prestige incentives. The motivation in this respect is mainly related to the needs of personal achievement and personal development. Tourism with this motivation includes business, conferences, investigation and research, pursuit of hobbies and learning. Tourists realize their desire to be respected, paid attention to, appreciated and gained a good reputation through tourism. In fact, because people's travel is a comprehensive activity, it can meet people's needs in many aspects, and people are rarely motivated by one aspect when traveling. Therefore, people's travel is often the result of a variety of motives, but sometimes one motive is the dominant motive, others are auxiliary motives, and sometimes some motives are realized, while others are not. But in any case, tourism motivation is the expression of people's recognized tourism needs, that is, tourism activities. The formation of human needs is the result of the interaction of many factors. Because external factors always work through internal factors, the formation of people's different motives is fundamentally the result of personal factors.