Detecting potential cooperative network for tourist attractions in a destination using search data.
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ABSTRACT: This study addresses the critical need for regional tourism integration and sustainable development by identifying cooperation opportunities among tourist attractions within a region. We introduce a novel methodology that combines association rule mining with complex network analysis and utilizes search index data as a dynamic and contemporary data source to reveal cooperative patterns among tourist attractions. Our approach delineates a potential cooperative network within the destination ecosystem, categorizing tourist attractions into three distinct communities: core, intermediary, and periphery. These communities correspond to high, medium, and low tourist demand scales, respectively. The study uncovers a self-organizing network structure, driven by congruences in internal tourist dema
SUBMITTER: Ma X
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10849253 | biostudies-literature | 2024
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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