Study on the Long-term Development Mechanism of Rural Revitalization Driven by the Integration of Agriculture, Culture and Tourism in Hainan
Abstract
In order to promote the development of Hainans tourism industry and help rural revitalization. This paper will use literature analysis to explain the current situation and model of the integration of agriculture, culture and tourism in Hainan, and demonstrate the long-term
development mechanism. According to the study, Hainan Province makes use of its unique natural endowments to vigorously promote the
integration of agriculture, culture and tourism industries, vigorously protect the local culture and natural environment, effectively increase the
number of tourists, and significantly improve local benefits. It can be seen that Hainan agricultural tourism industry has certain typicality and
effectiveness, and has reference value.
development mechanism. According to the study, Hainan Province makes use of its unique natural endowments to vigorously promote the
integration of agriculture, culture and tourism industries, vigorously protect the local culture and natural environment, effectively increase the
number of tourists, and significantly improve local benefits. It can be seen that Hainan agricultural tourism industry has certain typicality and
effectiveness, and has reference value.
Keywords
Cultural and tourism integration; Hainan Province; Cultural empowerment
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v3i5.6499
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