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The Tourist Transportation Planning of Jiangxi Province

Hou Xue-gang

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Based on the analysis on the present situation and the exiting problems of the transportation in the Jiangxi Province, this paper designs firstly the tourist transport comprehensive target of 3213060 of Jiangxi Province. Then it have a series of planning on its highway, railway, airway, waterway, and tourist transport network.

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Based on the analysis on the present situation and the exiting problems of the transportation in the Jiangxi Province, this paper designs firstly the tourist transport comprehensive target of 3213060 of Jiangxi Province. Then it have a series of planning on its highway, railway, airway, waterway, and tourist transport network.

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Based on the analysis on the present situation and the exiting problems of the transportation in the Jiangxi Province, this paper designs firstly the tourist transport comprehensive target of 3213060 of Jiangxi Province. Then it have a series of planning on its highway, railway, airway, waterway, and tourist transport network.

Key concepts: Tourism, Transport engineering, Business, Environmental planning, Transportation planning, Geography, Engineering, Archaeology

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