Five tones on the basic principles of rural tourism services

The basic principles of rural tourism services include five principles: ecological priority, humanism, cultural protection, sustainable development, and increasing experience.

1. Ecological priority principle.

In my country's rural construction in recent years, many villages have been over-developed. Therefore, in the process of rural tourism development, it is necessary to protect the rural ecology and repair the damaged ecological environment in the countryside. Among them, the principles of ecological protection mainly include not filling pits, not cutting down trees, protecting mountains and rivers, etc. The main way is to delineate the scope of ecological protection.

2. Based on the principle of humanism.

Rural residents are the main beneficiaries of rural tourism, and urban residents are the main service targets of rural tourism. The process of rural tourism development is also a process of interaction between rural residents and urban residents, that is, the "interaction between the two people" in In the development process of rural tourism, the human resource conditions of the village should be fully explored and an in-depth analysis of the rural tourism needs of urban residents should be conducted.

3. Principles of cultural protection.

Rural culture is the primary material and cultural carrier of nostalgia culture. Among them, the material carriers of rural culture mainly include historical buildings in villages represented by ancient temples and residences, and historical structures represented by ancient wells and residual walls. These are the recorders of rural culture. The cultural carrier refers to the sum of the production methods, customs and characteristics, religious culture, and national personality summarized by the ancestors of the village in the process of work and production for generations.

4. Principle of sustainable development.

The principle of sustainable development is one of the important principles of rural tourism planning. Sustainable development refers to development that does not compromise the needs of future generations and does not harm the ability of future generations to meet their needs. It proposes three aspects: ecological sustainability, economic sustainability, and social sustainability.

5. The principle of increasing experience.

With the continuous development of the tourism industry, people are no longer satisfied with traditional tourism based on sightseeing, but rather personalization and experience. Through personalized and experiential activities in rural tourism, tourists can form a profound impression of the natural and cultural customs of the countryside in a short period of time.