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How to reduce uncivilized behavior in tourism

Measures to deal with uncivilized tourism behavior

1. Cure uncivilized tourism behavior through culture and education

Uncivilized phenomena that appear during tourism are like a mirror , reflecting that our country’s culture and education should strengthen the penetration of humanistic spirit, and cultivating public morality is the basis for eliminating uncivilized tourism behaviors. From the perspective of tourists, strengthening their own civilized literacy education is a lifelong issue. Not only should children be educated to develop civilized travel habits from an early age, parents and teachers should also take the lead in setting an example, setting an example and influencing the next generation with their own actions. It can be seen that culture and education have the most obvious influence on people's behavior. Creating a good tourism atmosphere through culture and civilization has become something that the whole society needs to work hard to instill civilization into the mind of every traveler. This allows them to enjoy the beautiful scenery and at the same time understand that if their uncivilized behavior causes damage to tourist attractions, it will run counter to the original intention of leisure activities to please the body and mind.

2 Restrict uncivilized tourism behavior through laws and regulations

Uncivilized tourism behavior lies between morality and law. In addition to strengthening the moral binding force, legal norms are also A "sharp blade" to restrain tourists' uncivilized behavior. In recent years, our country has formulated some corresponding laws, regulations or rules to punish uncivilized tourism behaviors, and has achieved certain results. From a practical point of view, laws and regulations have given some law enforcement powers related to uncivilized behavior to scenic area managers, making the punishment of uncivilized tourism behavior legal. Despite this, the law is not omnipotent, and there is more work to be done outside of the law. We need to remind each other of uncivilized tourism behaviors, combine self-discipline with heterodiscipline, integrate education and restraint, and turn civilized travel into tourism. Tourists should fulfill their responsibilities and obligations and promote the development of good behavioral habits among tourists.

3 Tourist attractions and tour guides should play a guiding and supervisory role

Scenic spots and tour guides also bear certain responsibilities for the occurrence of uncivilized tourism behaviors. From the perspective of managers, Scenic spots should assume the responsibility of prompting, guiding, discouraging, and supervising. On the one hand, it is necessary to consciously set up civilized publicity reminders to remind tourists not to cross the boundaries of civilization; on the other hand, it is necessary to configure complete supporting service facilities in the scenic area to facilitate tourists to discard garbage. In addition, the scenic area management personnel patrol Inspections can also reduce the occurrence of uncivilized behavior. From the perspective of tour guides, group tours are the first choice for most people. Travel agencies should let tour guides take responsibility for maintaining civilization. Tour guides should deal with uncivilized behaviors as soon as possible due to lack of relevant culture and knowledge. reminder and exert their supervisory function.

To make civilized tourism the norm, we need to start by improving people’s personal cultivation and quality. We must not only form a good awareness of civilized travel, but also implement the protection of tourism resources and the environment into action. Go there and avoid becoming a bystander of uncivilized tourism behavior. Only by continuously improving the tourism environment can civilized tourism become a common practice and ensure that uncivilized behaviors such as "loud noises and disorderly behavior" disappear without a trace.