How do tourism planners improve their literacy?

The ability a tourism planner needs is reflected in two aspects: soft ability and hard ability. Soft abilities include analytical understanding, communication, expression, innovation, basic knowledge and professional knowledge. Hard ability mainly includes writing ability, ability to use computer software, foreign language level, data collection ability and physical fitness.

1, analytical comprehension? In the tourism planning project, the analysis of the project object is essential. Only by analyzing the project object perfectly can we find the problems and take corresponding measures. In addition, understanding ability is also very important. Here mainly refers to the idea of being able to understand the purpose of the project entrusting party and the project planning scheme. If we can't deeply understand these two points, then the planning project will deviate from the direction and fail to achieve its goal. ? 2. communication skills? Tourism system consists of three parts: tourist source, tourist passage and tourist destination, involving a wide range of industries. When planning a project, a tourism planner must deal with various industries and departments in these three parts, communicate information, obtain information, go through formalities and organize contacts. Communication skills have become very important. Planners need to deal with tourists, local residents, tourism developers and investors, tour operators, various experts, local governments, planning bureaus, environmental protection bureaus, water conservancy bureaus, transportation bureaus and so on. ? 3. Expression ability? Expression ability mainly refers to being able to express your thoughts and opinions in professional language and let the other party know your intentions. ? 4. innovative ability? Project planning needs creativity. A good idea is to plan the soul of a project, which can make the finishing point and make the project play the greatest social, environmental and economic benefits. ? 5. Have basic knowledge and professional knowledge? This is the most important and necessary of the top ten abilities, and it is the default of tourism planners. Tourism is a comprehensive and monopolistic discipline. As an important branch of tourism, tourism planning has inherited its comprehensiveness and monopoly. This requires tourism planners to master all aspects of basic knowledge and become "generalists". ? Basic knowledge: humanities and social sciences (sociology, economics, politics, history, ethnology, literature and art, folklore, ethics, aesthetics, psychology). ? Natural science (ecology, environmental protection, biology, geology, natural science). ? Technical science (planning, statistics, geographic information technology, methodology science, system science). ? Professional knowledge: familiar with the foundation, characteristics and related analysis methods of tourism planning, and understand the theoretical system of tourism planning. ? Familiar with the content of tourism positioning, understand the tourism development strategy and development goals. ? Be familiar with the types of tourism products and master the classification of tourism routes. ? Do a good job in the investigation of tourism commodity resources and understand the development measures of tourism commodities. ? Master tourist attractions and their types, and be familiar with the selection and packaging of tourist attractions. ? Familiar with the content of tourism facilities planning, familiar with the linkage planning of three industries in regional tourism development.