Research on the construction countermeasure and patterns of smart famous scenic site—A case study of Gulangyu scenic area in Xiamen
Vol 3, Issue 1, 2022
Issue release: 30 April 2022
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Abstract
Through field survey, understanding the current situation of the smart tourist spot construction of Gulangyu in Xiamen, finding some problems such as the poor network coverage and communication, and incomplete data center. It puts forward feasible countermeasures from the four aspects such as the basis of the scenic area construction, supervision system construction, the intelligence services and marketing construction, environment and resources protection. It proposes the mode of composite construction of “the government leading, marketing orientation, the scenic spot construction”, expecting to promote the smart construction of Gulangyu.
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