How to predict the economic indicators in tourism planning?

It is necessary to collect a large amount of basic data and make a detailed investigation and analysis of the natural, social and economic basic conditions that affect the development of tourist destinations, especially to study the resources within the planning scope, the market demand of tourism products, and find out the quantity, quality, distribution and combination of resources, as well as the information of tourism products that may form market demand.

(2) comprehensiveness

1. Generality and comprehensiveness of planning contents

It involves nature, economy, society, people's life and other fields, and involves various social and economic departments such as industry, agriculture, construction, transportation, hotel catering, commerce, post and telecommunications, and communications. All social and economic departments have their own professional planning, and tourism planning should make overall arrangements for tourism development and construction on the basis of comprehensive analysis of the planning contents of all departments.

2. Comprehensive coordination of the planning process

Tourism planning emphasizes comprehensive evaluation, comprehensive analysis and demonstration, and emphasizes the coordination of various elements in the process of tourism activities. From the aspects of historical basis, present situation and future trend, this paper makes a comprehensive and systematic analysis and research on all departments and aspects, comprehensively weighs the advantages and disadvantages, and gradually clarifies them.

3. Comparison and selection of planning schemes

The focus of tourism planning is to study the spatial layout of tourism products and infrastructure, but these spatial layouts are not unique, and any functional area can give a variety of blueprints for future development. Therefore, the final decision-making scheme is selected from the comprehensive comparison of multi-directions, multi-objectives and multi-schemes.

4. Integrated planning team

The members of the tourism planning working group are usually composed of the regional administrative heads of tourist destinations and multidisciplinary experts.