The background of donkey mother travel network

In the middle and late 1990s, many developed countries in Europe and America began to use the Internet in the marketing and distribution of scenic spots to provide more convenient services for tourists, thus achieving a win-win situation for upstream suppliers of tourism products, tourists and e-commerce operators.

According to the report of the American Tourist Association (TIA), the number of travelers who use the Internet for tourism-related purposes has achieved the first round of rapid growth between 1996 and 1998. In two years, the number of people in this group has increased by 14 1%. Moreover, about 92% of American adults who use the Internet to plan their trips, make tickets and make hotel reservations have had this experience. In 2004, the online travel market in the United States reached $52 billion, and it is predicted that this scale will rapidly expand to11900 million in a short time. Compared with the development tide of e-commerce in the world, the tourism e-commerce in China still lags behind after nearly 10 years of development.