Travel patterns of tourists

The flow of tourists has the following rules: 1. The flow volume is large at short distances and the flow volume at long distances is small; 2. The flow direction is mostly to scenic areas; 3. From economically developed countries and regions to economically backward areas. Countries and regions; 4. Flow from one economically developed country and region to another economically developed country and region; 5. Flow from cold and dry areas to warm and humid areas and in the opposite direction; 6. Flow to provincial capitals and capitals in various regions.

Expand: The influencing factors of tourism mobility can be summarized as economic factors, distance factors, time factors, personal preference factors, etc. The economic factors are mainly the economic income of tourists and the transportation expenses that tourists are willing to pay. Tourists' own economic level restricts their choice of transportation during travel. Under the influence of the same economic factors, tourists are also affected by distance when choosing travel transportation. The distance factor not only refers to the distance of space, but also includes the length of travel time caused by transportation convenience. Time distance is the key factor for tourists to use transportation. Important considerations in tool selection. The impact of time factors on tourists' decision-making in choosing transportation includes three aspects: first, the abundance of tourists' leisure time, second, the time cost of transportation, and third, the time for tourism activities. Individual preferences are mainly differences in personal attributes such as tourists’ gender, age, hobbies, occupation, education level, social status, and family structure.