英文摘要 |
To estimate the number of domestic trips and the benefits of tourism, regular surveys of travel by Republic of China (Taiwan) citizens are important tools. However, conventional approaches, such as phone surveys and paper questionnaires, are time-consuming and costly. Moreover, such surveys at times have insufficient sample sizes, which can reduce the accuracy of estimations. To avoid such shortcomings, this study utilized “cellular vehicle probe” (CVP) data. The CVP data approach evolved from the development of new positioning technologies and equipment. This approach collects large amounts of anonymous signaling data, which can then be analyzed to model tourist patterns. We developed several indicators that can describe tourist behavior, and these indicators have a strong ability to estimate behavior patterns using the “law of large numbers.” This study is the first domestic travel survey conducted using mobile phone data. As part of the study, we conducted a differentiated analysis between two different phases of the Covid-19 pandemic. This provided insight into how different strategies impacted the tourism environment when the outbreak conditions were severe and when concerns were at a lower level. Our study demonstrated that the CVP approach can provide useful feedback, such as assessing the impact of government tourism strategies on tourism conditions. |