Measurement and Spatiotemporal Characteristics of Cultural and Tourism Integration Level at the Prefecture Level in the Context of Digital Empowerment
Based on the digital empowerment,this paper analyzes the connotation of the development of cultural and tourism integration,constructs an evaluation index system of the development level of cultural and tourism integration at the prefecture level,and describes the changes and spatiotemporal differentiation of the development level of cultural and tourism integration in 284 cities at the prefecture level and above in China from 2010 to 2020.The research shows that:1)The overall level of cultural and tourism integration development in China shows an obvious upward trend,but the spatial differentiation characteristics of inter-city cultural and tourism integration development level are obvious.Typical cities with high-level integrated development include Beijing,Shanghai,Nanjing,Shenzhen and Hangzhou,while typical cities with low-level integrated development include Ya'an,Shangluo,Suihua,Qiqihar and other cities.2)The development level of urban cultural and tourism integration in China has the characteristics of spatial agglomeration,and the change characteristics of local spatial relations are significant.Hot spots are mainly distributed in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration represented by Beijing and Tianjin,and the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration represented by Shanghai and Hangzhou.The Central Plains urban agglomeration represented by Zhengzhou has been in the cold and sub-cold areas.3)There are differences in the development level of cultural and tourism integration in various dimensions,and the integration foundation,scale and efficiency have been improved to varying degrees.Through the identification of the problems of cities with different dimensions of integrated development types,this paper discusses the path to improve the development of differentiated cultural and tourism integration.
integration of culture and tourismdigital technologyhigh-quality developmentefficiencyurban agglomeration