Analyzing Forest Tourism Preference Types and the Structure of Regional Revitalization Perceptions by Exchange Frequency

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The study aims to uncover the structural relationship between exchange frequency in forest tourism and perceptions of regional revitalization.
Survey conducted with 1,502 adults across the nation.
Data analyzed using Python-based linear mixed model and structural equation modeling (SEM).
Focus on the relationship between forest tourism exchange frequency and preference types.
Increased exchange frequency significantly enhances preference types for forest tourism (environmental ecology, welfare services, infrastructure).
Positive perceptions of regional revitalization are directly and indirectly supported by increased exchange frequency, while negative perceptions follow a complete mediating model through preference types.
Tourism infrastructure type strengthens positive perceptions and mitigates negative perceptions, whereas ecological and welfare service preferences tend to heighten negative perceptions.

Examines how forest tourism preferences affect regional revitalization perceptions, highlighting exchange frequency's role.

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Chae et al. (2026) studied this question.

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