Principles of tourism resources development

The development of tourism resources should follow five principles: the principle of sustainable utilization, the principle of protective development, the principle of characteristics, the principle of coordination and the principle of unity of economic, social and environmental benefits. ?

1, the principle of sustainable utilization.

"Sustainable utilization" is the product of the times. It is a development strategy that not only takes into account the economic needs of contemporary people, but also does not pose a threat and harm to the further needs of future generations when developing tourism resources.

Although it does not mean providing everything for future generations and creating everything, it enables contemporary people to maximize the use of tourism resources at the lowest cost and benefit future generations through the coordination of economic, social and ecological benefits.

2, the principle of protective development.

For the sustainable utilization of tourism resources, it is necessary to strengthen the protection of tourism resources. For the development of ecotourism resources, the relationship between development and protection should reflect the general principle that development should obey protection and take protection as the premise.

Only when resources are properly protected can development benefit; The benefits of development can in turn promote protection. However, once there is a contradiction between development and protection, protection has absolute veto power over development.

3. Characteristic principle.

Tourism resources are expensive and rare, and its quality largely depends on its uniqueness, that is, its characteristics. Only with characteristics can it be attractive; Only with characteristics can we be competitive. Characteristics are the soul of tourism resources.

4. The principle of coordination.

The development of eco-tourism resources must be coordinated with the environment of the whole ecological area, which is not only conducive to highlighting the characteristics of each tourism resource, but also constitutes the overall beauty of tourism resources gathering, making tourists feel comfortable and natural after watching it.

5, the principle of combining economic benefits, social benefits and environmental benefits.

Market economy pursues the maximization of benefits, and eco-tourism as a form of tourism also pursues the maximization of benefits, but this benefit not only refers to economic benefits, but also includes social benefits and ecological benefits, and the two must be highly coordinated and unified.

When there is a contradiction between the three, the guiding principle is that ecological benefits and social benefits are above everything else, that is, economic benefits must be subordinate to the above two benefits. In fact, when the ecological and social benefits are maximized and optimized, its economic benefits are of course considerable.