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Sensitivity of Natural Environment of Tourist Attractions Based on Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation
Summary
Researchers developed a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method to assess the environmental sensitivity of natural tourist attractions. The approach combines multiple environmental indicators into an overall sensitivity score to guide sustainable tourism management. Protecting the natural environment of tourist sites includes addressing plastic litter, which is a growing concern at popular destinations.
The study on environmental sensitivity of tourist attractions is an important part of the study on sustainable development of tourism, which is of great significance to the planning, construction, management and sustainable development of tourist attractions.Applying the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation (FCE) method to the evaluation of natural environmental sensitivity of tourist attractions is an attempt to apply the fuzzy mathematics method to the study of environmental sensitivity of tourist attractions.Therefore, this paper proposed to apply the FCE method to evaluate the natural environment sensitivity of scenic spots with rich ecological resources and located in the tourist area.The result showed that among the weight factors of the first-level scenic spots suitable for development, the highest was tourism resources, with a weight value of 0.394.Moreover, no matter what level of scenic spots, when dividing suitable development areas, tourism resources were always the most important factor.Therefore, it is urgent to protect the resources of natural scenic spots.
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