Natural reasons for spatial differentiation of tourism resources

The natural reasons for the spatial differentiation of tourism resources are as follows:

Geographical environment: The geographical environment characteristics of different regions, such as topography, climate, hydrology, etc., will affect the formation and distribution of tourism resources. Make an impact. For example, some natural landscapes such as mountains, rivers, and lakes often become areas where tourism resources are concentrated.

Climate characteristics: The climate characteristics of different regions, such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, etc., will also affect the distribution of tourism resources. For example, tourism resources in areas with different climate types such as tropical islands, deserts, and grasslands have their own characteristics.

Natural resources: The type and abundance of natural resources in different regions will also affect the distribution of tourism resources. For example, some areas rich in mineral resources or with unique natural landscapes often become good places for tourists to explore nature and experience mineral deposits.

Natural disasters: Some natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods, may cause damage to tourism resources and changes in distribution patterns. The combined effect of these natural factors makes tourism resources appear unevenly distributed geographically.

Meaning

Regional differentiation of tourism resources is the regional difference of tourism resources caused by different natural factors and human factors. Regional differentiation is the most basic geological characteristic of tourism resources, and it is also a basic factor in forming different types of tourism resources with unique characteristics.

The main factors of regional differentiation are: climatic factors in latitudinal zones, ranging from tropical, subtropical, temperate to frigid zones; topographic and geomorphological factors in vertical altitude zones, including plains, low mountains, From hills to mountains and plateaus; the comprehensive geographical factors differentiation of the distribution of sea, land and lakes; the differentiation of geological structural units and rock lithology characteristics of different strata; the differentiation of historical and cultural origins and ethnic and folk custom factors, etc.

Type

Tourism regional structure generally includes the regional structure of various tourism elements and the regional structure of tourism economy. The regional structure of tourism elements includes the regional structure of travel communities, regional structure of tourist hotels, regional structure of tourism transportation, regional structure of tourism commodities, regional structure of tourism resources, regional structure of tourism market, regional structure of tourism flow, regional structure of tourism investment, etc. It reflects the spatial distribution and layout of tourism elements, functional zoning, and the spatial connection status between elements and regions.