Spearman correlation data analysis of domestic residents' per capita disposable income and domestic tourism per capita consumption

Abstract

Tourism consumption can not only meet the tourism needs of domestic residents but also is the driving force of the tourism economy. There is a subtle relationship between income and consumption. Affected by the epidemic, the consumption concepts and behaviors of domestic residents have changed. This paper collects the data of per capita disposable income of domestic residents and per capita consumption of tourism, the spearman correlation coefficient to analyze the correlation between per capita disposable income and tourism consumption, and proposes to improve the consumer confidence index through the normalized management of the epidemic, the integration of artificial intelligence and cultural tourism, the improvement of the quality of tourist attractions, the support of government financial policies, and the improvement of social security system under the background of the epidemic, thereby achieving a recovery in the tourism industry.