What proportion of tourism accounts for a tourist town?

5%. The international tourist town standard is that it must have at least the resource equivalent and market reception scale of an AAA-level tourist area or above. The added value of the tourism industry must account for more than 5% of the total national economy (tourism is a pillar industry). Therefore, tourism With industry accounting for 5%, it is still considered a tourist town. A tourist town refers to a town that is rich in tourism resources and has certain reception capabilities. Tourism has become a pillar industry of economic development or at least plays an important role. Tourism towns are emerging tourist destinations that have emerged based on the continuous upgrading of tourism consumption concepts and the background of tourism from sightseeing to in-depth vacation travel.