Imitation Effect and Spatial Ballet:Research on the Media Presentation and Communication Practice of “Micro Travel” in Internet Famous Cities
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https://doi.org/10.61173/9rmvz725Keywords:
micro travel, Internet celebrity cities, Imitation effect, Space ballet, Media presentationAbstract
The imitation effect and spatial ballet play an important role in the media presentation and dissemination practice of “micro travel” in famous cities on the internet. Through in-depth research and analysis of the laws and mechanisms behind these phenomena, this study can better understand and grasp the tourism industry’s development trends and innovative practices, providing strong support for promoting sustainable development. This article also believes that some problems exist with media presentation and communication practice. Media can enhance public awareness and understanding of the tourism industry by exploring the cultural connotations and social values behind “micro travel”.
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