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Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Tourist Source Market Emissiveness: A Study of Shanghai, China
Emissiveness reflects travelers’ overall ability to travel from a source to a destination. Shanghai, as a popular tourist city in China, was always a topic for tourism-related analysis. In this study, the emissiveness of 31 provinces in Mainland China as Shanghai's travel source markets were analyzed. At the same time, Travel Gravity Model (Cesario in Econ Geogr 52:363–373, 1976, [1]) was used to incorporate destination attractiveness to construct an advanced emissiveness model. The study found that the source market's propensity to travel to Shanghai showed a decreasing trend from east to west in Mainland China. Besides, a similar popular tourist city, Guangzhou, was chosen to compare the differences in travel propensity between the source markets to the two cities. In terms of time, the travel peaked in the two cities in different months. Spatially, we drew preliminary conclusions that spatial distance and economic development had more important influences on emissiveness.
Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Tourist Source Market Emissiveness: A Study of Shanghai, China
Emissiveness reflects travelers’ overall ability to travel from a source to a destination. Shanghai, as a popular tourist city in China, was always a topic for tourism-related analysis. In this study, the emissiveness of 31 provinces in Mainland China as Shanghai's travel source markets were analyzed. At the same time, Travel Gravity Model (Cesario in Econ Geogr 52:363–373, 1976, [1]) was used to incorporate destination attractiveness to construct an advanced emissiveness model. The study found that the source market's propensity to travel to Shanghai showed a decreasing trend from east to west in Mainland China. Besides, a similar popular tourist city, Guangzhou, was chosen to compare the differences in travel propensity between the source markets to the two cities. In terms of time, the travel peaked in the two cities in different months. Spatially, we drew preliminary conclusions that spatial distance and economic development had more important influences on emissiveness.
Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Tourist Source Market Emissiveness: A Study of Shanghai, China
Advances in 21st Century Human Settlements
Kundu, Sandeep Narayan (editor) / Ziwen, Wang (author) / Wenling, Lyu (author) / Jingnan, Jia (author) / Bohao, Xi (author)
2022-01-03
18 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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