Research on spatial pattern and influencing factors of national night cultural tourism consumption agglomeration area in China

Abstract

National night cultural and tourism consumption agglomeration areas is an important carrier to light up the city's nighttime economy, and to improve its consumption experience is an effective way to promote the high-quality development of the cluster and release its economic potential. 243 national-level night-time cultural and tourism consumption aggregation areas (NCTCA) announced by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China as samples, and explores their spatial distribution characteristics, influencing factors and mechanisms by using spatial analysis and regression analysis. Results shows that: NCTCA show the spatial distribution characteristics of "overall dispersion and local concentration", "dense in the southeast and sparse in the northwest". The development level of tourism industry and cultural industry are the pull factors (demand), and social infrastructure, regional economic development level and policy direction are the push factors (supply), which together have a significant impact on the distribution characteristics of NCTCA. The study will provide a scientific basis and reference for the planning, construction and policy formulation of night-time cultural and tourism consumption clusters.

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