How to understand that tourism resources are the unity of relativity and absoluteness

The relativity and absoluteness of tourism resources are unified.

Relativity means that there must be a standard when measuring something, and this standard will change, so that when you measure this thing, it is relative, it is conditional, restricted, and special. The meaning of "can be changed" corresponds to absoluteness. Tourism is a comprehensive discipline with the characteristics of interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary and multi-structure, emphasizing the complementary and collaborative effects between different disciplines. Its research object is an intersecting and overlapping phenomenon involving many different aspects of social life. The research object of study tour is to take the whole tourism phenomenon rather than one of its components as the research object. The absolute nature of tourism resources is reflected in the fact that tourism resources are determined by regionality and immobility. For example, the regional nature of mountain landscapes is very obvious. Some treasures and cultural relics, such as paintings and calligraphy, can only become tourism resources if they are placed in a stable location, such as in a museum. The relativity of tourism resources is that tourism resources can change. Man-made transformation and natural changes are all relative withdrawals of tourism resources. This is also an indispensable characteristic of tourism resources. Therefore, the relativity and absoluteness of tourism resources are unified.

Tourism, internationally known as the tourism industry, relies on tourism resources and facilities to specialize or mainly engage in soliciting and receiving tourists, providing them with transportation, sightseeing, accommodation, catering, shopping, entertainment, etc. comprehensive industry. The tourism business must be composed of three parts: tourism, transportation and passenger transportation, and the accommodation industry represented by hotels. They are the three pillars of the tourism industry.