On December 7, 2016, the State Council issued a notice on the "13th Five Year Plan" for the development of the tourism industry, stating that scenic spots above 4A level should achieve free WI-FI as an important standard for rating. The gradual popularization and application of new generation information technologies such as the Internet, big data, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things have made the positioning of tourist products in scenic spots more accurate, which can better assist in precise marketing, improve user experience, and promote smart scenic spots. This has made the allocation of services and facilities (such as rapid entry, information release, and flow guidance) in scenic spots more complete.

Here are the results of two demand surveys, let's take a look together:

The demand survey for tourists shows that the services that tourists expect the scenic area to provide include fast entry, unlimited network, tour guide services, electronic guidance, virtual tourism, fast payment, shuttle buses and other internal transportation needs. Among them, electronic guidance and fast payment require a combination of intelligent software and hardware, indicating that the use of new generation information technology infrastructure has become a necessary condition for the construction of smart scenic spots.

According to the demand survey for scenic area managers, there are three major issues that plague them:

1. Input output issues in WIFI construction? Because deploying 'WIFI' is for scenic spots to receive an A rating, but deploying WIFI can easily damage existing buildings or landscapes, and what other services can WIFI provide in addition to providing internet access.

2. How to ensure accurate and efficient security in scenic areas? The safety management of scenic spots has always been a top priority, and even with monitoring and gates, it is still difficult to grasp the distribution of passenger flow.

3. How can business capabilities be continuously improved? What kind of help can the construction of informatization bring to the management and marketing of scenic spots.

In order to solve the problems encountered in the infrastructure construction of smart scenic spots, smart light poles using new generation information technology have emerged. Traditional street lights are equipped with various sensor devices, such as cameras, LED displays, broadcasts, one click calling, unlimited WIFI, micro base stations, weather meters, mobile phone charging devices, etc., and then the underlying protocols of each device are directly connected, You can directly collect various data from the scenic area onto the smart lightpole system platform for scenic area staff to provide decision-making management, and also connect with other systems.

Smart light poles can be customized based on the cultural attributes of the scenic area, and their overall shape can be integrated with the culture of the scenic area as much as possible.

Before tourists play, if the information collected by the scenic spot camera is made public on the internet, passengers can learn about the actual situation of the scenic spot through the smart light pole on the terminal, determine their travel plans, and interact, discuss, and upload pictures, videos, etc. in real time. Passengers can browse the scenic spot introduction, pictures, text stories, videos, etc. on the terminal, which has a good promotional effect.

During the travel of tourists, scenic area staff can monitor the real-time passenger flow of the scenic area through smart lightpoles to help tourists and tour groups determine travel plans. This not only reduces the pressure on some scenic spots' pedestrian flow, but also makes management more convenient, improves service quality, and indirectly increases passenger flow.

The LED display screen installed in the smart light pole in the scenic area can display the passenger flow situation of the scenic area, and can also display other customized content. When passengers arrive at a certain smart light pole in the scenic area, it helps them determine their travel location and determine the next tourism route. Passengers can choose their travel routes based on the passenger flow situation.