Study On Tourism Public Information Service

With the development of social economy,the improvement of people's living standards,tourism has gradually become an important way of entertainment in people's lives,people on the tourism service gradually from the service of tourism enterprises with high requirements into a high requirement of tourism public service.While tourism activities information popularization,individuation and normalization trend,put forward higher requirements on the construction of tourism public information service system.To improve the effectiveness,timeliness and universality of tourism information service is not only the common demand of tourism experience,tourism industry and related tourism management departments in tourism activities,but also the essential requirements and selection of tourism public information service supply mechanism.Based on the customer perceived value theory,asymmetric information theory,public goods theory,taking the methods of literature research and survey research,selection of Hushan town as an example,the tourism public information service supply is studied.The main research contents include four aspects: first,is the theoretical basis and related concepts of research,defined the concept of tourism public information services,laid the theoretical basis of this study is the theoretical research.second,is the study of the basic framework of tourism public information service,tourism public information service supply subject and object,the supply target,supply mode in detail.Third,is the research on the current situation of tourism public information service supply,according to Hushan Town tourism public information service development present situation analysis,find the problems of tourism public information service in the supply process,and to analyze its causes.Fourth,is the research on the countermeasures of the tourism public information service,the tourism public information service,put forward relevant proposals to broaden the tourism public information service channels.