Spatial Structure and Its Mechanism of A-grade Tourist Attractions in Jilin Province
Zhu Bang-ya
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Zhu Bang-ya
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This paper took 125 national A-grade tourist attractions in Jilin Province as cases,analyzed the spatial distribution structure and the spatial distribution regular pattern.The results showed that: 1 The distribution of nation A-grade tourist attractions in Jilin Province was a style of agglomeration.The density distribution of tourist attractions was not balanced.2 The spatial distribution of tourist attractions appeared unbalanced the concentration between each administrative region.3 The distribution of Jilin A-grade tourist attractions was mainly influenced by geographic and geomorphic conditions,economic hinterland development level,national culture,traffic conditions,government actions and decisions.
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This paper took 125 national A-grade tourist attractions in Jilin Province as cases,analyzed the spatial distribution structure and the spatial distribution regular pattern.The results showed that: 1 The distribution of nation A-grade tourist attractions in Jilin Province was a style of agglomeration.The density distribution of tourist attractions was not balanced.2 The spatial distribution of tourist attractions appeared unbalanced the concentration between each administrative region.3 The distribution of Jilin A-grade tourist attractions was mainly influenced by geographic and geomorphic conditions,economic hinterland development level,national culture,traffic conditions,government actions and decisions.
Key concepts: Tourism, Distribution (mathematics), Geography, Spatial distribution, Economies of agglomeration, Economic geography, Regional science, Economic growth