Impact of high-speed rail on spatio-temporal evolution of tourism interaction and structure of cities

Nature·Oct 28

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Research is being conducted on the impact of high-speed rail on the development of cities and tourism. Studies are examining the spatial and temporal effects of high-speed rail on urban structure, tourism interaction, and environmental sustainability. The research appears to be focused on various regions in China, including the Yellow River Basin, the Pearl River Delta, and the Yangtze River Delta.

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