How to distinguish regional tourism from national tourism?

Regional tourism refers to tourists going to some scenic spots or tourist destinations in a certain geographical area for sightseeing activities. This kind of tourism mainly meets the tourism needs of individuals, small groups or people in relatively local areas in the short term, such as tourism in surrounding cities and tourism in the province.

National tourism refers to the large-scale tourism activities of tourists across regions and across the country. This form of tourism generally requires a lot of economic, time and human resources. For example, for Hainan, tourists from other provinces call it national tourism; However, for Hainan local residents to go to various scenic spots in Hainan, it belongs to regional tourism.

Therefore, the key point to distinguish regional tourism from national tourism lies in the size and effect of tourism coverage. Regional tourism emphasizes meeting the needs of local residents for long holidays and holidays, while national tourism has wider dissemination and influence, emphasizing the coordinated development and integration effect of the entire tourism industry chain.