How to introduce the tourism in your hometown?

Let me introduce my hometown tourism, mainly introducing some related features and styles that can attract tourists. I think this is the most important thing.

First, the demand is large. Tourists seek drought. With the prosperity of domestic tourism, the market demand for rural tourism has gradually increased. City people hope to get rid of high-rise canyons and cement forests, relieve the pressure of high workload and cover up their nostalgia and yearning for nature.

Secondly, it has similar characteristics with leisure and holiday tourism. Pay attention to the needs of recreation and health, and rural tourism also has the characteristics of repeated consumption to a great extent.

Third, it is different from ordinary holiday travel. Generally speaking, leisure and holiday tourism is a more mature tourism type than sightseeing tourism. Some leisure vacationers have a high disposable income level and are insensitive to the price of leisure vacation. Holiday tourists prefer long-distance holidays.

Traditional rural labor is a wonderful flower in rural cultural landscape, especially in remote rural areas, there are still ancient farming and labor methods, and some areas are even in the primitive labor stage. It is precisely because of this that they will make tourists under the influence of modern civilization feel novel and attract them.

These labors, such as water cart irrigation, donkey grinding, old cow grinding, wood weaving, hand pushing carts, rice threshing with stone mortar, eagle fishing, tea picking, lotus root picking, bean curd making, crab catching, duck driving, cattle and sheep driving, etc. , are full of life breath, poetic and fascinating.

Finally, around the local characteristic agricultural resources and local culture, we should actively carry out agricultural popular science activities, cultural exchanges, sightseeing and leisure in scenic spots, industrial product development and other activities to attract local farmers to participate in the development of leisure agriculture and rural tourism.