With the rapid development of China's economy, people's material living standards have improved rapidly, and their pursuit of spiritual life has also increased day by day. Where to recuperate, where to travel, and where to provide for the elderly have become the topics that many people discuss every day.

On the other hand, in the process of economic development, domestic cities should also adjust measures to local conditions, give full play to their own advantages, and develop characteristic service industries, some of which are branded as health care and tourism, which is just needed in the new economic era, and the development potential should not be underestimated.

After decades of development, many cities in China are famous for their health preservation or tourism, and their economic development level may be average, but they are livable, suitable for traveling and suitable for raising, and they can also be as famous as economically strong cities such as Suzhou and Foshan, such as Qinhuangdao and Weihai in the north and Guilin and Haikou in the south. Their hard power is not outstanding, but their soft power is not weak.

Today, let's take a look at a list of "Top 100 Tourism Cities in Yang Kang, China" jointly published by china tourism academy Eco-tourism Base and Tourism Development Research Institute of Hubei University. Taking more than 300 cities in China as the selection scope, we comprehensively evaluate each city through four dimensions: Yang Kang tourism ecological environment, medical and health environment, economic development environment and Yang Kang tourism development environment.

Haikou, as the southernmost capital city of China, ranks first with a health index of 0.57, and Chongqing and Sanya are also in the top three. In terms of popularity, Haikou can't compare with Chongqing and Sanya, but in terms of economic development environment, Haikou is not weaker than Chongqing, and in terms of healthy tourism ecological environment, Haikou is not weaker than Sanya.

Haikou, as a coastal provincial capital city, has a very comprehensive development in urban construction, medical conditions and other aspects. Coupled with evergreen, warm and comfortable climate conditions, it is indeed one of the most livable cities in China. Travel may go to Sanya, but Haikou is definitely the first choice if you settle down. As an inland municipality, Chongqing's basic configuration is certainly needless to say. Perhaps the biggest reason why Chongqing ranks second in the country in the major cities along the eastern coast is its relatively slow pace of life.

Among the top ten tourist cities in Yang Kang, Lijiang River, which is famous for its tourism, is tied for sixth place with Guilin, which is also famous for its tourism. It can be said that it is slightly debatable. After all, there is an obvious gap between Lijiang and Guilin in terms of tourism resources and economic development, not to mention Chengdu, which is known as one of the most livable cities in China. Wuhan is relatively reluctant to force Suzhou to rank tenth. After all, the quality of tourism resources in Wuhan is relatively average, and the conditions in Suzhou are undoubtedly better.

Shennongjia's ranking 12 is even more debatable. It is located in the northwest of Hubei Province, with superior ecological environment and beautiful natural scenery. It is really livable, but the total population is only 67,000, and the infrastructure construction and medical conditions are obviously low. It is definitely not a good place to recuperate, and the development of tourism resources is limited at present.

Xiamen ranks 2 1 and Qingdao ranks 23rd. Feeling a bit backward, Yang Kang's tourism strength definitely beat Shennongjia and Nanchang in the top 20. Qinhuangdao, a famous tourist resort in the north, ranks 33, and I feel a little wronged.

In terms of regional distribution, nine cities in Zhejiang 1 1 and Fujian are among the top 100 tourist cities in Yang Kang, seven cities in Guangxi and Sichuan are on the list, six cities in Hubei are on the list, and five cities in Guizhou and Hunan are on the list, making them the seven provinces with the largest number of cities on the list. The number of cities in Jiangsu and Shandong is less than five.

It is worth noting that there are eight cities in Northeast China, among which Jilin Province occupies four places (Changchun, Baishan, Jilin and Tonghua), two cities in Liaoning are Dalian and Dandong, and two cities in Heilongjiang are Yichun and Mudanjiang.

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