What influence does religious culture have on tourism?

1. Religious culture provides a profound cultural background for tourism.

As one of the social and cultural forms created by human beings, religion plays an important role in the development of human culture, and it also deepens human culture. Religion contains many artistic expressions and has become an important part of attracting tourists.

2. Religious culture provides numerous human landscapes for tourism.

The number of followers of various religions in the world accounts for more than 60% of the world population, and many countries attach great importance to the utilization and development of religious and cultural tourism resources. Religious believers' beliefs and thirst for knowledge are transformed into tourism motives, forming a tourism trend aimed at exploring religious culture.

3. Religious culture indirectly affects tourism.

The stories of people in religious culture spread to thousands of families through literary works and film and television works. For example, The Journey to the West, one of the four classical novels, tells the story of Xuanzang's Journey to the West in the Tang Dynasty. Among them, Buddhist culture is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and there are some scenic spots, such as Jiangsu Huaguoshan Scenic Area and Huo Yan, which are known as "the hometown of Sun".

4. Religious culture also has a certain influence on the software and hardware facilities of tourist hotels.

Special occasions, special tourists need special services. For example, hotels opened near some religious tourist attractions must provide meals and facilities suitable for their religions when receiving tour groups composed of religious people. When receiving Muslims, you must never provide a meal of pork, but a meal of beef and mutton.

When arranging accommodation for Christians, you should try to avoid the room with the house number 13.

Religious festivals promote the development of tourism.

Because religion meets the psychological requirements of the public, it is not only a festival for believers, but also a popular time for people to go out. For example, in Labrang Temple, there is an annual Mullah Dharma in the first month. Visitors can participate in these festivals, thus promoting the development of local tourism.