Present situation of rural folk tourism development

Let me tell you first. Tourism resources can be divided into two categories, natural resources and human and historical resources. Strange mountains, waterfalls, karst landforms and other natural resources. Cultural and historical resources include historical sites, antique paintings and calligraphy. Wait a minute ~ ~ For example, the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube have now become cultural and historical resources for tourists to visit. An ordinary eating bowl in your house may become an antique after 1000 years if it can be preserved well. The rural style you mentioned here should belong to humanistic and historical resources, and it is difficult for individuals to analyze the development of humanistic and historical resources. At present, the current development situation and difficulties mainly include the following aspects: 1, the initial investment is relatively large, and human resources can not be directly enjoyed by tourists like natural resources. After years of wind and rain, there are basically few well-preserved relics, so it is necessary to repair them again and restore their original appearance. Restored things always have no original feeling. 2. This is related to the geographical distribution of human resources, which is dotted, scattered and small in scale. For example, there is an ancient village somewhere and an ancient building somewhere. 3. Tourism resources are not rich, and it is too simple to develop rural folk resources only, and there is nothing attractive. So there will be fewer repeat customers. Every place has its own customs. Perhaps it is also possible to gather local customs and architectural features for development. 4. It has something to do with the developed traffic. Often, the good places to protect the cultural and historical environment are relatively closed traffic. It is reasonable to build roads first if you want to be rich. 5. How much investment does not mean how much return. It is impossible for investors to do business at a loss. If it is to develop an ancient town, the feasibility is still relatively large. It is suggested that the integration of ecological agriculture may be more suitable than the development of rural folk tourism.