ArticleFrontiers in psychology2025
Visitor satisfaction and development effectiveness in red tourism: evidence from Guangzhou.
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Abstract
Promoting red historical culture, fostering patriotic sentiment, and strengthening cultural confidence are central tasks in China's cultural development in the new era. As both a cradle and a vanguard of China's modern democratic revolution, Guangzhou is endowed with abundant red historical and cultural resources. Assessing the effectiveness of red tourism site development in Guangzhou thus carries significant practical implications. Drawing on expert interviews, questionnaire surveys, and big-data statistical analysis, and using the importance-performance analysis (IPA) quadrant method, this study reaches the following conclusions: (1) The development effectiveness of Guangzhou's red tourism sites constitutes a multidimensional composite structure, comprising three critical dimensions-red cultural connotations, management behavioral norms, and landscape and facilities-encompassing 27 specific indicators; (2) the three dimensions exert differential effects on visitor satisfaction, with red cultural connotations (
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