What does it mean to travel with a seal?

Stamped tourism means that tourists take pleasure in collecting stamps from scenic spots, specialty shops and other places, and leave travel memories by stamping.

Stamped tourism, as its name implies, is a way of traveling by collecting stamps or badges of scenic spots as tourist souvenirs. This new tourism trend originated from Asian countries, such as Japan and South Korea. Gradually spread all over the world, attracting the favor of many travel enthusiasts.

Stamped tourism leaves a unique imprint on each tourist destination by collecting stamps or badges of scenic spots, which becomes tangible evidence of travel experience and memory. This unique commemorative way attracts people who like to collect and keep memories.

Stamp tourism can not be underestimated in promoting local tourism. In order to attract stamp tourists, the scenic spot will launch a unique stamp design to increase tourists' interest and visit times. Therefore, local tourism has gained more exposure and income, which has promoted the development of local economy.

The Impact of Stamp Tourism on Tourism

1. Promote the development of tourism: The rise of stamp tourism will attract more tourists to visit different scenic spots and promote the development of tourism. This also urges the tourism industry to provide more experiences and services that meet the needs of tourists, thus further stimulating the prosperity of the tourism market.

2. Dissemination of local culture: In stamp tourism, each seal represents a tourism story and culture, which helps to spread and promote local history, customs and culture. Stamp tourism spreads local culture in a positive way, enriches visitors' experience and encourages people to protect and inherit the unique cultural heritage of each place.

3. Promote the sustainable development of tourism: The rise of stamp tourism has also promoted the popularization of the concept of sustainable development of tourism. Scenic spot managers and travelers pay more attention to environmental protection, cultural protection and social responsibility to ensure the sustainability of tourism and protect the local environment and community development.