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CHAPTER 1 RELATED OVERVIEW OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
1.1 Defines the concept of tourist attractions
1.1.1 Basic definition
1.1.2 The status
1.1.3 Life cycle
1.1.4 Basic features
1.2 Classification of tourist attractions
1.2.1 Divided by resource type
1.2.2 Divided by functional characteristics
1.2.3 Divided by quality grade
1.3 Constituent elements of tourist attractions
1.3.1 Fixed geographical scope
1.3.2 Specific tour content
1.3.3 Comprehensive travel services
1.3.4 Effective management agencies
1.4 Significance of the development of tourist attractions
1.4.1 Rich in tourism activities
1.4.2 Promote the regional development
1.4.3 Conducive to the protection and use of tourism resources
CHAPTER 2 DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION EXPERIENCE OF INTERNATIONAL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
2.1 Development mode of international tourist attractions
2.2 Development and operation mode of tourist attractions in the U.S.A.
2.2.1 Overview of tourist attractions
2.2.2 Development principles
2.2.3 Policy system
2.2.4 Personnel management
2.2.5 Capital management
2.2.6 Resource management
2.2.7 Service management
2.3 Development and operation mode of tourist attractions in Japan
2.3.1 Overview of tourist attractions
2.3.2 Policy system
2.3.3 Partition management
2.3.4 Capital management
2.3.5 Service management
2.4 Development and operation mode of tourist attractions in German
2.4.1 Overview of tourist attractions
2.4.2 Policy system
2.4.3 Partition manager
2.4.4 Capital management
2.4.5 Service management
2.4.6 Resource management
2.5 Comparison of management modes of tourist attractions in the U.S.A., Japan and Germany
2.5.1 Management philosophy
2.5.2 Management system
2.5.3 Legal system
2.5.4 Source of funds
2.5.5 Participation mechanism
2.5.6 Business model
2.6 Development and operation experience of international tourist attractions
2.6.1 Summary of experience
2.6.2 International experience
CHAPTER 3 ANALYSIS OF CHINA ENVIRONMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
3.1 Resources and environment
3.1.1 Basic introduction of tourism resources
3.1.2 The natural landscape tourism resources
3.1.3 The cultural landscape tourism resources
3.1.4 Four characteristics of tourism resources
3.1.5 Tourism resources of Chinese typical tourist area
3.2 Economic environment
3.2.1 Summary of China’s macroeconomic performance
3.2.2 Analysis of China’s industrial economic structure
3.2.3 Trends of China’s macroeconomic policy
3.2.4 Impact of economic environment on tourist attractions
3.3 Industry environment
3.3.1 Tourism becomes a key cultivate pillar industry
3.3.2 Achievement of tourism development in China
3.3.3 Consumption and potential of China’s tourism
3.3.4 Operation status of China’s tourism
3.3.5 Factors affecting the development of China’s tourism industry
3.3.6 Prospect of China’s tourism industry
3.4 Social environment
3.4.1 Analysis of income levels of residents
3.4.2 Analysis of consumption level of residents
3.4.3 Tourism consumption willingness of residents
3.4.4 Paid vacation situation of Chinese residents
3.4.5 “Holiday effect” on tourist attractions
3.5 Traffic environment
3.5.1 Investment in the railway construction and passenger transport conditions
3.5.2 Investment in the road construction and passenger transport conditions
3.5.3 Investment in the airport construction and passenger transport conditions
3.5.4 Impact of traffic environment on tourist attractions
3.5.5 Free highway in holidays policy was introducted
3.6 Land environment
3.6.1 The scale of approval construction land
3.6.2 Supply situation of construction land
3.6.3 Transfer situation of construction land
3.6.4 Land prices in key cities
3.6.5 Land mortgage in key cities
CHAPTER 4 COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN CHINA FROM 2011 TO 2012
4.1 Analysis of the property of Chinese tourist attractions
4.1.1 Scenic structure
4.1.2 1st tier tourist attractions
4.1.3 2nd and 3rd tier tourist attractions
4.1.4 Artificial tourist attractions
4.2 China’s construction and development of tourist attractions
4.2.1 Analysis of operation feature
4.2.2 The overall operating condition
4.2.3 Revenue status of boutique scenic spots
4.2.4 Scenic listed operating conditions
4.3 Operating conditions of Chinese tourist attractions in quarters of 2011
4.3.1 Development of tourist attractions of the first quarter
4.3.2 Development of tourist attractions of the second quarter
4.3.3 Development of tourist attractions of the third quarter
4.3.4 Development of tourist attractions of the fourth quarter
4.4 Operating conditions of Chinese tourist attractions in quarters of 2012
4.4.1 Development of tourist attractions of the first quarter
4.4.2 Development of tourist attractions of the second quarter
4.4.3 Development of tourist attractions of the third quarter
4.4.4 Development of tourist attractions of the fourth quarter
4.5 Analysis of business development of tourism attractions from 2011 to 2012
4.5.1 Scenic business
4.5.2 Scenic spot ticket
4.5.3 Passenger ropeway
4.5.4 Scenic green car
4.5.5 Travel agency
4.5.6 Scenic hotel
4.5.7 Tourism performing art
4.6 Problem in the development of Chinese tourist attractions
4.6.1 Insufficient supply in boutique scenic spots
4.6.2 Scenic low level operations
4.6.3 Lack of environmental protection in scenic spots
4.6.4 scenic governance problems
4.6.5 Structural shortage area
4.6.6 Uneven development in the same grade scenic spots
4.6.7 Unbalanced regional development in scenic spots
4.7 Development proposals of Chinese tourist attractions
4.7.1 Issues of development of tourist attractions should be paid attention
4.7.2 Operating strategy of Chinese tourist attractions
4.7.3 Suggestions to improve Chinese tourist attractions
4.7.4 Management ideas of Chinese tourist attractions
4.7.5 Environmental protection measures of the tourist attractions
4.7.6 Development proposals on four types of troubled scenic spots
CHAPTER 5 ANALYSIS OF NATURAL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
5.1 Characteristics of natural tourist attractions
5.1.1 Uneven spatial distribution
5.1.2 Timeliness and seasonality
5.1.3 Strong main brands
5.1.4 Vulnerability system
5.2 Development of special natural tourist attractions
5.2.1 Mountain tourist attractions
5.2.2 Lake tourist attractions
5.2.3 Canyon tourist attractions
5.2.4 Desert tourist attractions
5.2.5 Water conservancy tourist attractions
5.3 Positioning and development focus of natural tourist attractions
5.3.1 Natural scenic resource grade
5.3.2 Regional distribution of natural scenic spots
5.3.3 Accessibility of natural scenic spots
5.3.4 Traveller differences of different types of natural scenic spots
5.3.5 The development focus of different types of natural scenic spots
5.4 Marketing strategy of natural tourist attractions
5.4.1 Overall formulate principles
5.4.2 Influence factors
5.4.3 Product Strategies
5.4.4 Development types
5.4.5 Other suggestions
5.5 Natural scenic tourist product design ideas based on experience economy
5.5.1 Focus on visitors’ experience demand
5.5.2 Experiencing design of scenic spots
5.5.3 Based on geographical features to develop
CHAPTER 6 ANALYSIS OF CULTURAL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
6.1 Characteristics of cultural tourist resources
6.1.1 High recessive
6.1.2 High intrinsic value
6.1.3 The development is difficult
6.2 Sub-categories of cultural tourist attractions
6.2.1 Famous historical and cultural cities
6.2.2 Ancient architecture
6.2.3 Classical gardens
6.2.4 Ancient religion
6.2.5 Celebrities
6.2.6 Red tourist scenic spots
6.3 The development of cultural tourism attractions
6.3.1 The development and construction trends
6.3.2 Traffic layout characteristics
6.3.3 Construction path
6.4 Analysis of the development problems of cultural tourist attractions
6.4.1 Outstanding problems of blind construction
6.4.2 Cause serious damage to the natural landscape
6.4.3 Uncoordinated development with the natural landscape
6.4.4 Ignore the traditional culture and modern civilization
6.5 Development planning ideas of cultural tourist attractions
6.5.1 Coordination of landscape space and travel time
6.5.2 Combination of static products and dynamic products
6.5.3 Balance of natural space and cultural space
6.5.4 Good relationship between good products and industry
CHAPTER 7 ANALYSIS OF COMPOUND TOURIST ATTRACTIONS (SCENIC SPOTS) FROM 2011 TO 2012
7.1 Basic overview of scenic spots
7.1.1 Definition
7.1.2 The nature of the industry
7.1.3 Resource quality
7.1.4 Industry orientation
7.1.5 Industry characteristics
7.1.6 Development mode
7.2 Comprehensive development status of scenic spots from 2011 to 2012
7.2.1 System construction
7.2.2 Regulations and institutions
7.2.3 Resource conservation
7.2.4 Planning and management
7.2.5 Capacity construction
7.2.6 Economic and social benefits
7.2.7 International exchanges
7.3 Analysis of tourism competitiveness of scenic spots
7.3.1 Composition of competitiveness
7.3.2 Source of competitiveness
7.3.3 Competitiveness evaluation principles
7.3.4 Construction of competitiveness evaluation system
7.4 Problems in the development of scenic spots
7.4.1 Management system problems
7.4.2 Capital supply problems
7.4.3 Social oversight problems
7.4.4 Legislation and management problems
7.5 Management strategies of scenic spots
7.5.1 The current management situation of scenic spots
7.5.2 Scenic Area Management of the nature and principles
7.5.3 Nature and principles of management of scenic spots
7.5.4 Proposals of management system reform of scenic spots
7.5.5 Tourism development and management strategy for scenic spots
CHAPTER 8 ANLAYSIS OF THEME-PARK TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
8.1 Features of theme-park tourist attractions
8.1.1 High input and high cost
8.1.2 Apparent periodicity of life
8.1.3 The derivatives industry has not yet formed
8.1.4 Concentration of tourist market
8.2 Comprehensive development of theme-park tourist attractions
8.2.1 Review of the development process
8.2.2 Analysis of development environment
8.2.3 Investment status
8.2.4 Basic situation
8.2.5 Analysis business model
8.3 Development status of theme-park tourist attractions from 2011 to 2012
8.3.1 Scenic type
8.3.2 Scenic scale
8.3.3 Geographical distribution
8.3.4 Investors
8.3.5 Investment model
8.3.6 Profitability
8.4 Analysis of the competition of theme-park tourist attractions
8.4.1 Industry competition model
8.4.2 Analysis of competition focus
8.4.3 Competitive advantage factor
8.4.4 Analysis of competitive strategy
8.5 Success factors of the development of theme-park tourist attractions
8.5.1 Selection and positioning of theme
8.5.2 Location choice of theme park
8.5.3 Innovation of theme
8.5.4 Theme product development and updates
8.5.5 Cultural conotation of theme park
8.6 Profit model of theme-park tourist attractions
8.6.1 Profit model of operating growth
8.6.2 Profit model of property value growth
8.6.3 Profit model of brand extension
8.6.4 Profit model of shared travelers
8.7 Problems in theme-park tourist attractions
8.7.1 The large number and small scale
8.7.2 Serious duplication of construction
8.7.3 Single profit model
8.7.4 Single product and lack of innovation
8.8 Development strategies of theme-park tourist attractions
8.8.1 Planning and design
8.8.2 Investment and development strategy
8.8.3 Management strategies
8.8.4 Micro-control measures
8.8.5 Analysis of marketing strategy
8.8.6 Service innovation strategy
CHPATER 9 ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
9.1 Rural tourist attractions
9.1.1 Development background
9.1.2 Basic types
9.1.3 Development mode
9.1.4 Landscape planning
9.1.5 Analysis of the problems
9.1.6 Development proposals
9.1.7 Marketing channels
9.2 Agricultural sightseeing garden
9.2.1 Development background
9.2.2 Basic types
9.2.3 Development principles
9.2.4 Development mode
9.2.5 Analysis of the problems
9.2.6 Development proposals
9.2.7 Planning and design
9.3 Industrial tourist area
9.3.1 Development background
9.3.2 Basic types
9.3.3 Development features
9.3.4 Development mode
9.3.5 Analysis of the problems
9.3.6 Development proposals
9.4 Campus tourism
9.4.1 Development background
9.4.2 Basic types
9.4.3 Development principles
9.4.4 Development mode
9.4.5 Analysis of the problems
9.4.6 Development proposals
CHAPTER 10 DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL TOURISM ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
10.1 Northeast area
10.1.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Heilongjiang Province
10.1.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Jilin Province
10.1.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Liaoning Province
10.2 North China
10.2.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Beijing
10.2.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Tianjin
10.2.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Hebei Province
10.2.4 Analysis of tourist attractions in Shanxi Province
10.2.5 Analysis of tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia
10.3 East China
10.3.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Shandong Province
10.3.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Shanghai
10.3.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Jiangsu Province
10.3.4 Analysis of tourist attractions in Zhejiang Province
10.3.5 Analysis of tourist attractions in Anhui Province
10.3.6 Analysis of tourist attractions in Jiangxi Province
10.4 Central China
10.4.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Henan Province
10.4.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Hubei Province
10.4.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Hunan Province
10.5 South China
10.5.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Guangdong Province
10.5.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
10.5.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Hainan Province
10.5.4 Analysis of tourist attractions in Fujian Province
10.6 Southwest area
10.6.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Chongqing
10.6.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Sichuan Province
10.6.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Yunnan Province
10.6.4 Analysis of tourist attractions in Guizhou Province
10.6.5 Analysis of tourist attractions in Tibet Autonomous Region
10.7 Northwest area
10.7.1 Analysis of tourist attractions in Shaanxi Province
10.7.2 Analysis of tourist attractions in Qinghai Province
10.7.3 Analysis of tourist attractions in Gansu Province
10.7.4 Analysis of tourist attractions in Ningxia Autonomous Region
10.7.5 Analysis of tourist attractions in Xinjiang Autonomous Region
CHAPTER 11 ANALYSIS OF PLANNING AND DESIGN OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
11.1 Scenic elements planning
11.1.1 Tourism project planning
11.1.2 Configuration of tourist facilities
11.1.3 Arrangement of entertainment activities
11.2 Selection of the development mode of tourism project
11.2.1 Spontaneous and independent
11.2.2 Active and passive
11.2.3 Development regional structure
11.2.4 Development investment timing
11.2.5 Industrial diversity
11.2.6 The nature of land use
11.2.7 Relationship with market
11.3 Development processes of tourist attractions project planning
11.3.1 Development project planning demonstration
11.3.2 Preparation of overall planning
11.3.3 Preparation of detailed planning
11.3.4 Project proposal
11.3.5 Preparation of the feasibility study report
11.3.6 Handle government approval
11.3.7 Capital operation and investment attraction
11.3.8 Construction preparation and construction
11.3.9 Start business and operation
11.4 Analysis of the design of scenic projects
11.4.1 The scope of project design
11.4.2 The concept of project design
11.4.3 The steps of project design
11.4.4 Business model design
11.4.5 Work out evelopment and operational plans
11.5 The spatial layout planning of tourist attractions
11.5.1 Location
11.5.2 Functional layout
11.5.3 Land use planning
11.5.4 Tour line planning
11.6 The services and facilities planning of tourist attractions
11.6.1 Accommodation facilities planning
11.6.2 Catering facilities planning
11.6.3 Shopping facilities planning
11.6.4 Entertainment facilities planning
11.7 Infrastructure planning of tourist attractions
11.7.1 Transportation facilities planning
11.7.2 Drainage facilities planning
11.7.3 Electricity and telecommunications facilities planning
11.8 Analysis of the scientific planning and construction of tourist attractions
11.8.1 Planning and development concept
11.8.2 Planning and development principles
11.8.3 Scientific development and planning measures
11.9 Planning and design strategies of natural tourist attractions with characteristics
11.9.1 Introduction of natural tourist attractions with characteristics
11.9.2 Problems in the planning
11.9.3 Influence factors of planning
11.9.4 Planning principles and objectives
11.9.5 Spatial planning strategy
11.9.6 Land use planning strategies
11.9.7 Function planning strategies
11.9.8 Product planning strategies
11.10 Cases of planning of typical tourist attractions
11.10.1 Beihai Weizhou Tourism Zone Development Plan (2010-2020)
11.10.2 Wuhan East Lake Scenic Area Overall Plan (2011-2025)
11.10.3 Shanghai International Tourist Resort Development Plan (2011-2030)
CHAPTER 12 ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
12.1 Three stages of development of China’s tourist attractions
12.1.1 Natural development stage
12.1.2 According to its own advantage to develop
12.1.3 According to market demand to develop
12.2 New ideas of development and operation of tourist attractions
12.2.1 Resource innovation method
12.2.2 Image packaging method
12.2.3 Flexible operation method
12.3 Analysis of theme planning of tourist attractions
12.3.1 Overview of planning background
12.3.2 The main impact factors
12.3.3 Theme planning path
12.4 Analysis of scenic theme image positioning
12.4.1 Defines the concept of theme image
12.4.2 Theme image elements
12.4.3 Basic characteristics of theme image
12.4.4 Theme image positioning principles
12.4.5 Theme image positioning methods
12.4.6 Theme image shaping method
12.5 Analysis of product development of tourist attractions
12.5.1 Scenic spot product definition and types
12.5.2 Characteristics of scenic spot product
12.5.3 Composition of scenic spot product
12.5.4 Scenic spot product system and composition
12.5.5 Scenic spot product development goals
12.5.6 Scenic spot product life cycle
12.6 Analysis of information construction of tourist attractions
12.6.1 Comprehensive conditions of information construction of tourism industry
12.6.2 Analysis of information construction of tourist attrations
12.6.3 Successful experience in information construction of tourist attrations
12.6.4 Improve methods of information construction of tourist attrations
12.7 Development and operation strategies of tourist attractions
12.7.1 Basics of resources development of tourist attractions
12.7.2 Connection of tourist product and market
12.7.3 Create scenic attraction
12.7.4 Repositioning of old tourist attractions
12.7.5 Cooperative development of tourist attractions
CHAPTER 13 ANALYSIS OF MANAGEMENT MODE OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
13.1 Division basis of management model of tourist attractions
13.1.1 Marketization level of business entities in tourist attractions
13.1.2 Ownership of business entities in tourist attractions
13.1.3 Administrative relationship of tourist attractions and business entities
13.1.4 Ownership relations of tourist attractions
13.2 Management mode system of China’s tourist attractions
13.2.1 Overall leasing business model
13.2.2 Listed joint-stock business model
13.2.3 Non-listed joint-stock business model
13.2.4 Integrated development and operation mode under the command of state-owned tourism enterprise group
13.2.5 State-owned enterprises business model under the command of local government
13.2.6 State-owned enterprises business model under the command of government departments
13.2.7 Network compound management model with the role of tourism administration
13.2.8 Compound management model with the role of resource administration
13.2.9 Autonomous development model under the command of tourism authorities
13.2.10 Autonomous development model under the command of resource authorities
13.3 Analysis of influence factors of tourist attraction management model
13.3.1 Bound by laws and regulations
13.3.2 Impact of local government
13.3.3 Scenic spot development orientation and capital nature
13.3.4 Impact of resources authorities
13.3.5 Tourism industry development level
13.3.6 Economic and social development
13.3.7 The degree of development of market mechanisms
13.3.8 Other factors
13.4 Analysis of the main interest related subjects of tourist attractions
13.4.1 State
13.4.2 The public
13.4.3 Local government
13.4.4 Tourism and market authorities
13.4.5 Management agencies of tourist attractions
13.4.6 Investors of tourist attractions
13.4.7 Tourism consumers
13.4.8 Local residents
13.4.9 Staff of tourist attractions
13.5 Empirical analysis of major management mode of tourist attractions
13.5.1 Case study of overall leasing business model
13.5.2 Case study of joint-stock business model
13.5.3 Case study of listed company business model
13.5.4 Case study of network compound management model
13.6 Characteristics and risks of typical tourist attractions management model
13.6.1 Basic characteristics
13.6.2 l Risk analysis of Bifeng Gorge mode
13.6.3 Risk analysis of Huang Mount mode
13.6.4 Risk analysis of Fuchun River mode
13.6.5 Risk analysis of Jingyuetan mode
13.6.6 Risk analysis of Shaanxi Tourism Group Mode
13.7 Analysis of operation rights transfer pattern of tourist attractions
13.7.1 Feasibility of operation rights transfer
13.7.2 The basic mode of operation rights transfer
13.7.3 The problems of transfer of operation rights
13.7.4 Countermeasures of the transfer of operation rights
CHAPTER 14 ANALYSIS OF TOURIST ATTRACTION TICKET PRICES AND PRICING PATTERN
14.1 Analysis of the profit model of tourist attractions
14.1.1 Ticket economic model
14.1.2 Tourism industry chain expand economic model
14.2 Classification of tourist attraction ticket
14.2.1 Classification by nature of ticket
14.2.2 Classification by ticket material
14.2.3 Classification by species of ticket
14.2.4 Classification by theme
14.3 Eements of the tourist attraction ticket price
14.3.1 Resource grade
14.3.2 The cost of inputs
14.3.3 Visitor satisfaction
14.3.4 Market radius
14.3.5 Market price fluctuations
14.3.6 Busy and off season
14.3.7 Public welfare of product
14.4 Analysis of major pricing model of domestic tourist attractions
14.4.1 Price imporving model
14.4.2 Coupon ticket mode
14.4.3 Free of charge mode
14.4.4 Comparative analysis
14.5 Analysis of ticket price growth phenomenon in tourist attractions
14.5.1 Outline of ticket price improving model in tourist attractions
14.5.2 Price growth conditionsof tourist attractions
14.5.3 Analysis of causes of tourist attraction ticket price growth
14.5.4 Analysis of growing trend of tourist attraction ticket
14.5.5 Analysis of impact of scenic spot ticket price growth
14.5.6 Problems in scenic spot ticket price growth
14.5.7 Countermeasures of ticket price growth
14.6 Toursit attraction ticket pricing strategies
14.6.1 The basic principle of toursit attraction ticket pricing
14.6.2 The basic strategy of toursit attraction ticket pricing
14.6.3 Recommendations of toursit attraction ticket pricing
14.6.4 The differentiated pricing of tourist attractions
14.6.5 The public wealfare pricing of tourist attractions
CHAPTER 15 ANALYSIS OF MARKETING OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
15.1 The use of 4Ps marketing concept in tourist attractions
15.1.1 Product
15.1.2 Price
15.1.3 Distribution
15.1.4 Promotion
15.2 The formulation of tourist attraction marketing strategy and strategic objective
15.2.1 Product marketing mix
15.2.2 Target market positioning
15.2.3 Product positioning
15.2.4 Market expansion mode
15.2.5 Strategic objective identification
15.2.6 Brand building strategy
15.3 Analysis of typical tourist attraction marketing model
15.3.1 Public relations marketing model
15.3.2 Tourist attraction direct sales model and distributor marketing model
15.3.3 Joint collaboration marketing mode
15.3.4 Tourists origin marketing model
15.3.5 Product experience marketing model
15.4 Tourist product marketing innovation strategy
15.4.1 Overview of product marketing theory
15.4.2 Analysis of product marketing conditions
15.4.3 Product marketing innovation strategy
15.5 Analysis of tourist attraction promotion system
15.5.1 The premise for promotion system construction
15.5.2 Tourist attraction promotions subjects
15.5.3 Tourist attraction promotions objects
15.5.4 Extension of tourist attraction promotion objects
15.6 Differentiated marketing strategies of tourist attractions
15.6.1 Realization of differentiation
15.6.2 Construction of differentiated marketing foundation
15.6.3 Integration of differentiated marketing strategy
15.7 Marketing case studies of tourist attractions
15.7.1 User experience marketing
15.7.2 Tourism surveyor marketing
15.7.3 Video Marketing
15.7.4 Microblogging marketing
15.7.5 High-speed rail tourism promotion
CHAPTER 16 CASE STUDY OF FOREIGN SUCCESS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
16.1 Yellowstone National Park in the U.S.A.
16.1.1 Introduction of scenic spots
16.1.2 Development goals
16.1.3 Tourism development status
16.1.4 Development and management experience
16.2 Disney Park
16.2.1 Introduction of scenic spots
16.2.2 Tourism development status
16.2.3 Development strategy
16.2.4 Development and management experience
16.3 Canada’s Banff National Park
16.3.1 Introduction of scenic spots
16.3.2 Tourism development status
16.3.3 Development and management experience
16.4 New Zealand’s Fiordland National Park
16.4.1 Introduction of scenic spots
16.4.2 Tourism development status
16.4.3 Development and management experience
16.5 Australia's Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
16.5.1 Introduction of scenic spots
16.5.2 Tourism development status
16.5.3 Development and management experience
CHAPTER 17 CASE STUDY OF CHINESE TYPICAL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
17.1 Sichuan Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area
17.1.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.1.2 Development of scenic spots
17.1.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.1.4 Management mode of scenic spots
17.1.5 Development experience of scenic spots
17.2 Mount Huangshan Scenic Area
17.2.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.2.2 Development of scenic spots
17.2.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.2.4 Development experience of scenic spots
17.2.5 Development goals of scenic spots
17.3 Wudang Mountain Scenic Area
17.3.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.3.2 Development of scenic spots
17.3.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.3.4 Development experience of scenic spots
17.3.5 Development goals of scenic spots
17.4 Hangzhou West Lake Scenic Area
17.4.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.4.2 Development of scenic spots
17.4.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.4.4 Development mode of scenic spots
17.4.5 Development goals of scenic spots
17.5 Beijing Imperial Palace Museum
17.5.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.5.2 Development of scenic spots
17.5.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.5.4 Development experience of scenic spots
17.5.5 Development goals of scenic spots
17.6 Yunnan Lijiang Old Town Scenic Area
17.6.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.6.2 Development of scenic spots
17.6.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.6.4 Development experience of scenic spots
17.6.5 Development goals of scenic spots
17.7 Guangzhou Changlong Tourist Resort
17.7.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.7.2 Development of scenic spots
17.7.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.7.4 Development mode of scenic spots
17.7.5 Development experience of scenic spots
17.8 Shenzhen OCT East Resort
17.8.1 Introduction of scenic spots
17.8.2 Development of scenic spots
17.8.3 Operational status of scenic spots
17.8.4 Development mode of scenic spots
17.8.5 Development experience of scenic spots
CHAPTER 18 ANALYSIS OF LEADING DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION ENTERPRISES OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
18.1 Huangshan Tourism Development Co., Ltd.
18.1.1 Company profile
18.1.2 Operating conditions of Huangshan Tourism Development Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.1.3 Operating conditions of Huangshan Tourism Development Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.1.4 Operating conditions of Huangshan Tourism Development Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.2 Emei Shan Tourism Co., Ltd.
18.2.1 Company profile
18.2.2 Operating conditions of Emei Shan Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.2.3 Operating conditions of Emei Shan Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.2.4 Operating conditions of Emei Shan Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.3 Zhang Jia Jie Tourism Group Co., Ltd.
18.3.1 Company profile
18.3.2 Operating conditions of Zhang Jia Jie Tourism Group Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.3.3 Operating conditions of Zhang Jia Jie Tourism Group Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.3.4 Operating conditions of Zhang Jia Jie Tourism Group Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.4 Guilin Tourism Co., Ltd.
18.4.1 Company profile
18.4.2 Operating conditions of Guilin Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.4.3 Operating conditions of Guilin Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.4.4 Operating conditions of Guilin Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.5 Lijiang Yulong Tourism Co., Ltd.
18.5.1 Company profile
18.5.2 Operating conditions of Lijiang Yulong Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.5.3 Operating conditions of Lijiang Yulong Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.5.4 Operating conditions of Lijiang Yulong Tourism Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.6 Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Co., Ltd.
18.6.1 Company profile
18.6.2 Operating conditions of Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.6.3 Operating conditions of Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.6.4 Operating conditions of Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.7 Hangzhou Songcheng Tourism Development Co., Ltd.
18.7.1 Company profile
18.7.2 Operating conditions of Hangzhou Songcheng Tourism Development Co., Ltd. in 2010
18.7.3 Operating conditions of Hangzhou Songcheng Tourism Development Co., Ltd. in 2011
18.7.4 Operating conditions of Hangzhou Songcheng Tourism Development Co., Ltd. in 2012
18.8 Comparative analysis of listed companies
18.8.1 Analysis of profitability
18.8.2 Analysis of growth capacity
18.8.3 Analysis of operation capacity
18.8.4 Analysis of solvency
CHAPTER 19 ANALYSIS OF INVESTMENT AND INVESTMENT INVITATIONS OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
19.1 Characteristics of investment of tourist attraction project
19.1.1 High investment and sustained returns
19.1.2 Multi-industry integration features
19.1.3 Stringent legal constraints
19.1.4 Diversification of investment subjects
19.2 Development philosophy of investment of tourist attraction project
19.2.1 “Four first law” philosophy
19.2.2 Leverage operational philosophy
19.2.3 Industry consolidation chain philosophy
19.3 Investment methods and channels of tourist attraction project
19.3.1 Investment methods of natural tourist attractions
19.3.2 Investment methods of cultural tourist attractions
19.3.3 Investment methods of artificial tourist attractions
19.4 The role of government in the investment of tourist attractions
19.4.1 Strengthen the role of government macro-control
19.4.2 Implement the necessary government regulation
19.4.3 Select development mode of tourist attractions
19.4.4 The role of government in investment invitations
19.4.5 Establish professional tourism investment institutions
19.5 Private capital investment for the development of tourist attractions
19.5.1 Investment development status
19.5.2 Policy environment
19.5.3 Analysis of property rights
19.5.4 Barriers to investment and development
19.5.5 Investment and development proposal
19.6 Investment opportunities and risks of the tourist attractions
19.6.1 Investment opportunities
19.6.2 Investment risk
19.6.3 Investment advice
19.7 Analysis of investment and investment invitation of tourist attraction project
19.7.1 Successful experience of investment invitation of tourist attractions
19.7.2 Lessons of failures of investment invitation of tourist attractions
19.7.3 Conditions of enterpirses with successful investment invitation
19.7.4 Misunderstanding of investment invitation of tourist attractions
19.7.5 The influence factors of investment invitation of tourist attraction project
19.7.6 Main channel of investment invitation of tourist attractions
19.7.7 Potential investment objects of tourist attractions
19.7.8 Investment invitation strategy of tourist attractions
CHAPTER 20 ANALYSIS OF PROSPECT AND TREND OF TOURIST ATTRACIONS
20.1 Development opportunities of tourist attractions
20.1.1 Demand
20.1.2 Policy
20.1.3 Transport
20.1.4 Economy
20.2 Forecast of A-class tourist attractions in China from 2013 to 2017
20.2.1 Influence factors of the development of A-class tourist attractions
20.2.2 Forecast of revenue of A-class tourist attractions from 2013 to 2017
20.3 Analysis of development trend of tourist attractions in future
20.3.1 Achieving leisure and comprehensive development
20.3.2 Taking protection as the premise for development
20.3.3 Achieving fine development and service
20.3.4 Realizing smart upgrade of tourist attrations
CHAPTER 21 ANALYSIS OF POLICIES AND REGULATIONS OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS FROM 2011 TO 2012
21.1 Implementation status of national tourist attrations policies from 2011 to 2012
21.1.1 Resources protection and management regulations
21.1.2 Quality and safety management requirements
21.1.3 Tourist attraction price regulations
21.2 “Tourism Law” draft regulations on the management of scenic spots
21.2.1 Brief legislative background
21.2.2 Basic content and key points
21.2.3 Impact on the tourism sub-sectors
21.2.4 Laws and regulations related to the management of scenic spots
21.2.5 The provisions of the tourist ticket prices
21.2.6 The provisions of the tourist flow control
21.3 Implementation status of local tourist attrations policies from 2011 to 2012
21.3.1 Shanxi Province
21.3.2 Hebei Province
21.3.3 Heilongjiang Province
21.3.4 Hunan Province
21.3.5 Hainan Province
21.4 The relevant policies and regulations of tourist attractions
21.4.1 Republic of China Tourism Law (Draft)
21.4.2 Management Approach of Rating of the Quality of Scenic Spots
21.4.3 Classification and Rating of the Quality of of Scenic Spots
21.4.4 Scenic Spots Quality Level Management Approach
21.4.5 Regulations of Scenic Area
21.4.6 Management Approach of Water Conservancy Scenic Area
21.4.7 Outline of National Tourism and Leisure (2013-2020)
21.5 Suggestions for improvement of policy of tourist attractions
21.5.1 Develop and introduce national regulations
21.5.2 Unified management
21.5.3 Improve practitioners access system
21.5.4 Strengthen the long-term management of scenic spots
21.5.5 Introduce standardized management processes