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Measurement and Evaluation on Tourism Economic Network Characteristics of China Four Major Urban Agglomerations
- 1 China Civil Aviation Science and Technology Research Institute, Beijing, No. 24, Hebeili, Xiba, Chaoyang District, Beijing，100028
- 2 China Civil Aviation Science and Technology Research Institute, Beijing, No. 24, Hebeili, Xiba, Chaoyang District, Beijing，100028
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Abstract
Studying the characteristics and driving mechanisms of tourism economic development in urban agglomerations is significant for promoting high-quality development of the tourism industry. This article explores the spatial structure and differences of the tourism economy within the Yangtze River Delta, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration, and the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle by using the tourism-modified gravity model and social network analysis methods. Meanwhile, the tourism economic index and tourism supply capacity index are constructed to explore the dislocation of supply and demand in the central cities of each urban agglomeration. Finally, from the perspective of regional economic integration development, suggestions are put forward for further improving the tourism economic network.
Keywords
four major urban agglomerations, tourism-modified gravity model, social network analysis, tourism economy, supply-demand dislocation
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Yang,L.;Jing,Y. (2024). Measurement and Evaluation on Tourism Economic Network Characteristics of China Four Major Urban Agglomerations. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,120,158-165.
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