The Spatiotemporal Pattern Evolution Characteristics and Affecting Factors for Collaborative Agglomeration of the Yellow River Basin’s Tourism and Cultural Industries
Analysis reveals spatial autocorrelation and collaborative agglomeration of tourism and cultural industries, suggesting improvement strategies for sustainability.
Key Points
An overall positive spatial autocorrelation in the Yellow River Basin's tourism and cultural industries was observed from 2011 to 2021, highlighting regional disparities.
During this period, the clustering intensity was higher in the central and eastern regions than in the western parts of the basin, indicating uneven development.
The study uses a spatial Durbin model and spatial autocorrelation testing to explore collaborative agglomeration patterns and their influencing factors across regions.
Key factors influencing tourism and cultural industry synergy include industrial economy forces, policy impacts, and innovative capacities affecting regional cooperation.