The Reflect About Concept Of Ecotourism Planning In Scenic General Planning

With the rapid development of tourism, the demand for environment and tourism products continues to increase, so scenic area plan is facing higher requirements, especially how to improve visitor satisfaction in the protection of scenic resources and the environment authenticity, and how to reflect the ecological concept in the scenic overall plan to improve the overall level to conform the requirements of eco-tourism has become an important issue currently. In this paper, author proposed elements reflect the concept of ecotourism planning on the basis of eco-tourism and its planning theory and practice at home and abroad,then by the overall plan of the Yuwang Cave, author explore the technology system of reflect the ecological concept in the scenic overall plan. Following the scenic area planning characteristics and "scenic spot planning" requirements, put forward in order to reflect the ecological concept in the scenic area overall planning, we need comprehensive grasp all aspects of the entire planning technology system, for example the basic requirements for planning, theory, principles, contents, methods and program evaluation.According to the principle of conservation priorities, analysis Yuwang Cave geographic conditions, resources and environment, development status, development of strengths and weaknesses, identified Yuwang Cave the main problem faced in the development process; on this basis, put forward the concept of planning and design framework by focusing on the functional area, the ecological capacity of the determination, and designing of tourism product. The case study results indicate that in order to reflect the ecological concept in the scenic overall plan, we should focus on how to protect the scenic and ecological environment for sustainable development, then by strengthening the functional area, the ecological carrying capacity of eco-tourism product planning and program evaluation to improving the landscape ecological zones. This case may provide a reference to increase the level of planning and design of the follow-up guidance and control effect for the scenic area whose tourism landscape resources are rich enough, the ecological overall environment quality and transportation is lagging behind.