Research on the coordination of tourist attractions and facilities in Wuhan based on geographic information system

This study leverages multidimensional GIS technology and professional tools to evaluate and compare various urban blocks in Wuhan. It explores the spatial relationship and collaborative development trend between tourist attractions and supporting facilities, including catering, accommodation, transportation, entertainment, and shopping. By integrating POI data with the association coupling algorithm and utilizing nighttime satellite light maps, the study delves into the spatial characteristics of Wuhan's tourism and their underlying causes. The findings offer effective support and guidance for the city's future sustainable development, providing a scientific foundation for optimizing tourism resource allocation and enhancing the overall tourism experience.