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Discussion about Integrated Development of Tourism in Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei

LI Ping-sheng

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Due to being lack of mutual benefit mechanism and the difficulties in unifying related resources and local cultures and thoughts,the tourism integration in Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei has been slow and is still in its beginning stage.To accelerate the cause,the author proposes that more cooperations should be made between the regions.

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Due to being lack of mutual benefit mechanism and the difficulties in unifying related resources and local cultures and thoughts,the tourism integration in Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei has been slow and is still in its beginning stage.To accelerate the cause,the author proposes that more cooperations should be made between the regions.

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Due to being lack of mutual benefit mechanism and the difficulties in unifying related resources and local cultures and thoughts,the tourism integration in Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei has been slow and is still in its beginning stage.To accelerate the cause,the author proposes that more cooperations should be made between the regions.

Key concepts: Beijing, Tourism, Mechanism (biology), Regional science, Business, Political science, Economic geography, Economic system

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