What are the innovative ways to promote the development of regional tourism planning?

What are the innovative ways of regional tourism planning? What are the innovative models of regional tourism planning? Beijing Lv Wei Landscape Planning and Design Institute believes that when it comes to regional tourism planning, there is actually a very important experience, that is, "look at the region outside the region and talk about tourism outside the region". Under normal circumstances, it is very difficult for experts to go to places, that is, to run in with local party and government leaders. Because from the local point of view, "who doesn't say my hometown is good", so only when it is the best in the world and a flower, the place feels that the plan is in place. But strictly speaking, there are not many such fields, even if it is the first in the world, there are many weaknesses in it. So if you tell him about the trip, it's hard to say clearly, or he can't hear you clearly. Everyone has this experience, and sometimes there is a feeling that "a scholar meets a scholar and can't tell clearly" This requires us to "talk about tourism outside of tourism" and pay attention to the concern of party and government leaders. In fact, strictly speaking, tourism is only a local component. Some places have just started to travel. Everyone knows that traveling is very important, but they don't know how to do it. If we come up at this time and give him a very professional and technical theory, he will not accept it after a lot of efforts.

Another aspect is "jumping out of the area to see the area". Jumping out of the area makes the judgment of the place clearer. Therefore, any regional tourism planning needs us to do a thorough comparative study. With such research, it is possible to convince local authorities by analyzing in multiple reference frames and dimensions.

So generally speaking, to make regional tourism planning at present is to emphasize the guiding ideology of "Scientific Outlook on Development" and "look at the regions outside the region and talk about tourism outside the region". Only by emphasizing these two points can we have a basic point and find more * * * languages with locations. I have a deep feeling that whenever I meet a governor, a mayor, a county magistrate, and even some township heads and mayors, I feel that something is meaningless to them. If it doesn't make sense, I can't just blame others. Of course, they have their limitations. As experts, we have a broader vision. But the problem is that we are doing their work, and limitations are constraints, so we must break them first. To break this local limitation, we need to study our own limitations.