What is reverse tourism?

Reverse tourism is on the rise among young people! What is so-called reverse tourism? The so-called reverse tourism is to travel to places that others don’t want to go or like to go, and use your own unique hobbies and vision to explore different beauties. Compared with "reverse tourism", it is of course "forward tourism" in the traditional sense, that is, following everyone's recommendations, going to places recommended by most people to "check in", and visiting places of interest in the traditional sense. This is somewhat similar. Among Internet celebrities, people rush to visit certain attractions. There are many small cities with reverse tourism. For example, Hegang in Heilongjiang is a place where many people choose to travel reversely. I went to Hegang purely to experience a relaxed state, to see how people live in cities with less pressure on housing prices, and to experience this kind of life. Young people today have completely different ideas. They prefer to go to relatively small and unpopular places. These places may be newly developed or may not be developed at all. But these places will also have different feelings, allowing you to truly feel the very simple local environment, and also allowing you to truly understand the local customs. Therefore, during this period of time, tourism in small cities has become more and more popular. Everyone hopes to live a pastoral life and truly live a time that they have never experienced before. Especially those who live in big cities, they like to run in the countryside and truly return to nature. Sometimes taking their children to see various trees and flowers is also a very good choice. From the perspective of tourists, the purpose of tourism is nothing more than seeking novelty, novelty, knowledge and pleasure. Therefore, in the eyes of some young people, instead of checking in in a "crowded" place, it is better to choose an unknown tourist city with fewer tourists, low transportation, accommodation, and food costs, distinctive characteristics, and a relatively good tourist experience. This can not only meet our individual needs, but also allow people to experience the local customs and customs more deeply and delicately, away from the hustle and bustle of famous attractions, and not too tired in the slow-paced experience. This is an important reason why many young people choose to "reverse travel".