Characteristics of retirement tourism

First of all, the climate should be good, because cold or sudden changes in weather are often factors that cause the elderly to get sick more often. Choose a place that does not have cold winters and scorching heat and has a mild climate all year round. There are many places in our country that meet this condition.

Second, the air must be good, the water quality must be excellent, the population density must be small, and the green space coverage must be high. It is best to have mountains, water, and activity venues.

Third, it should not be too far from a big city, and the transportation is convenient. The drive takes about an hour. Find tranquility in the hustle and bustle, and hide yourself in the city.

Fourth, there must be community hospitals to provide convenient medical treatment for some elderly people with geriatric diseases. If you are seriously ill, you can be sent to a big hospital in time.

Fifth, the living facilities should be relatively complete.

If it can meet the above five requirements, I think it can basically be regarded as a qualified retirement resort.