The ranking of tourist satisfaction in 50 cities in China in the second quarter is released

Xinhuanet, Beijing, July 8 (Reporter Jin Xiaoqian) According to the "National Tourist Satisfaction Survey for the Second Quarter of 2010" of the China Tourism Academy, the ranking of tourist satisfaction of 50 major domestic tourist cities in the second quarter was released on the 8th, with Nanjing taking the top spot. At the top of the list, the Yangtze River Delta region has the highest level of tourist satisfaction. Among the 50 key tourist cities surveyed by the China Tourism Academy in the second quarter, the top ten in terms of tourist satisfaction are: Nanjing 80.97, Shenyang 79.27, Ningbo 78.75, Beijing 78.50, Guangzhou 78.06, Shanghai 77.64, Suzhou 77.37, Wuxi 76.78, Hangzhou 76.24 and Qingdao 75.16. The bottom ten are: Jinan 68.45, Zhengzhou 67.80, Lanzhou 67.34, Xining 67.32, Harbin 66.86, Nanchang 66.12, Shijiazhuang 66.04, Nanning 65. 82. Guang’an 64. 67 and Yan'an 64.43. Dai Bin, deputy director of the China Tourism Academy, said that from the ranking of city tourist satisfaction in the second quarter, it can be seen that eastern cities, especially those in the Yangtze River Delta region, have more obvious advantages; compared with the first quarter, due to the high attention and systematic attention paid by the party committee and government of the city where they are located, Improvements have been made, with Wuhan and Zhengzhou rising significantly in their rankings. "Western cities still have a lot of room to improve tourist satisfaction, and should further strengthen the linkage between the tourism industry and the overall development of the city. In fact, during the mass tourism period, which is mainly characterized by individual travel and self-guided travel, a wide range of tourists They have close contact with every aspect of the city. What they evaluate from a civilian perspective is not the traditional tourism resources, but the management level and operation quality of the entire city. At present, they must focus on creating a hospitable atmosphere in the city and providing public services for individual tourists. and tourism prices," Dai Bin said.