Three-step optimization based on a multi-model of rural tourism sites.

ABSTRACT: Rural tourism is a vital facet of rural revitalization and balanced urban-rural development efforts. As socio-economic development and policy systems change, the tourism demand market progressively transitions from urban to rural areas. This study, based on 'quantity-location-capacity' principles, integrates actual environmental conditions and employs location-allocation and algorithmic models to enhance the accessibility of rural tourism sites in the metropolitan fringe area of Wuhan. The results show: ① Wuhan's distribution of rural tourism destinations is uneven, with the suburbs demonstrating significantly higher composite accessibility compared to the central urban area; ② Based on this experiment's results and the costs of optimization, there are eight new potential tourist locations

SUBMITTER: Li Q 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12459810 | biostudies-literature | 2025

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature