How do we understand the subjectivity and complexity of tourism experience?

When we travel, we will be influenced by various factors, including weather, cultural background, travel mode, travel company and so on. These factors will affect our perception and experience of tourist destinations, thus affecting our impression of tourist destinations. However, it should be noted that everyone's impression of a tourist destination is subjective, because it depends on their background, values and experiences. This leads to a broader philosophical question, that is, what is true, what is subjective and what is objective? Philosophically, these problems are related to our knowledge and understanding of reality. From this perspective, we can say that tourism experience is a very complicated phenomenon, involving our perception, subjective experience and values. These factors together shape our impression of tourist destinations. In addition to perception, subjectivity and values, we can also consider questions about free will and determinism. If we assume that human behavior is determined by the previous causal relationship, then we may think that our travel experience is just a series of inevitable events. However, if we believe that human beings have free will, then we may think that our travel experience is the result of our own decision and is not controlled by previous causality.