Core Insights - The tourism industry in Northwest China is experiencing a surge in popularity as a summer vacation destination, but the Qinghai Salaar Water Town project has failed before its opening due to the bankruptcy of its parent company [1] - The trend of creating artificial tourist attractions has led to a significant number of such sites failing to survive, with only about 300 out of over 2800 remaining operational [1] - The lack of unique cultural experiences and the prevalence of similar attractions have resulted in visitor fatigue and dissatisfaction [1] Group 1 - The tourism development should avoid blindly following trends and prioritize sustainable practices over short-term profits [2] - Successful examples, such as Wuzhen in Zhejiang, demonstrate the importance of diverse offerings and innovative cultural events to maintain vitality [2] - The planning of tourism projects often lacks a realistic assessment of market demand and sustainability, leading to many unfinished projects [2] Group 2 - Quality tourism experiences require continuous innovation in services and content, rather than just static displays [3] - Embracing digital technology and enhancing infrastructure are essential for creating engaging and memorable visitor experiences [3] - The tourism industry should focus on long-term development and understanding market dynamics to create enduring attractions [3]