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Understanding attractions’ connection patterns based on intra-destination tourist mobility: A network motif approach

Earth Sciences

Understanding attractions’ connection patterns based on intra-destination tourist mobility: A network motif approach

D. Ding, Y. Zheng, et al.

This study reveals fascinating insights into tourist movement patterns in Suzhou, China, using an innovative network motif approach. The research, conducted by Ding Ding, Yunhao Zheng, Yi Zhang, and Yu Liu, uncovers the dynamics between popular attractions and their distinct roles in the tourist network, offering valuable implications for destination marketing and urban planning.

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