What do rural tourism planners mainly do?

The main duties of rural tourism planners are to plan and design villages, put forward development suggestions and participate in the implementation and management of planned projects.

Specific explanation:

Rural tourism planner is a profession. Their work aims at supporting rural revitalization and increasing farmers' income. As rural tourism planners, they set reasonable goals and directions for rural development through the investigation, discovery and evaluation of tourism resources. They are also responsible for planning the spatial layout, functional zoning, facility construction and environmental protection of rural tourism projects.

Rural tourism planners play an important role in promoting urban-rural integration and rural tourism. With the trend of urban residents pursuing rural leisure and eco-tourism, rural tourism planners can participate in planning and developing attractive rural tourism destinations and provide relevant planning and design suggestions.

The importance of rural tourism planners;

1. Promote rural economic development: Rural tourism planners can attract more tourists and investment by planning and developing rural tourism projects, and bring economic income to rural areas. Developing rural tourism can increase farmers' income and improve the living standards of rural residents.

2. Protecting and inheriting rural culture: Rural tourism planners will consider protecting and inheriting rural cultural heritage when planning rural tourism projects. They will formulate corresponding protection measures to preserve traditional buildings, folk activities and handicrafts in rural areas and promote the inheritance and development of rural culture.

3. Promote rural environmental protection: Rural tourism planners pay attention to the coordinated development of rural tourism and environment. They will formulate environmental protection measures to ensure that the development of rural tourism will not destroy the natural environment and protect the ecological environment and natural resources in rural areas.

Rural tourism planners need to communicate and cooperate with relevant stakeholders. They need to cooperate with government officials, local residents, entrepreneurs, community organizations and others to ensure the smooth implementation of the planning scheme. They need to listen to opinions and suggestions from all sides and coordinate conflicts between different interests in order to achieve all-round development and sustainable development.