Why do many people now say that they would rather travel to Guizhou than Yunnan?

Many people say that they would rather travel to Guizhou than Yunnan, because there are many things that tourists don't want to go again in Yunnan. Of course, these are some scenic spots, and we can't say that there is a problem with the overall tourism environment, because there will be some problems in the industrial development of a place. As long as these problems are solved, it will be harmless.

There was a serious pollution incident before Erhai Lake in Yunnan. Many hotels and manufacturers directly discharge sewage into Erhai Lake, which leads to the deterioration of water quality and even occasionally emits stench, which is completely different from the sewage seen in the promotional film. People think that traveling to this place has been cheated, and with the continuous development of tourism infrastructure in Yunnan, many businesses will choose to raise prices in the peak season, which is unacceptable to customers, so customers naturally feel that this place is not a good place to travel.

I am willing to travel to Guizhou because even if the tourism infrastructure in Guizhou is not particularly developed, the basic transportation is still ok, and there are still many original natural scenery that have not been developed on a large scale and the market has not yet fully entered. Therefore, the travel cost is not so expensive, the cost is relatively low, the scenery is better, and it is not particularly crowded. Naturally, it has become a new tourist destination. Even though the tourist facilities in these places are not particularly perfect, people still like such places because many of them.

If a local tourism industry wants to develop in the long run, it must pay attention to all kinds of problems encountered in its own development. These problems must be paid attention to and then solved step by step. Only by listening carefully to tourists' opinions on the development of scenic spots can we truly achieve sustainable development. After all, tourism is an environmentally friendly and energy-intensive industry.