The Influence of Traffic Networks on the Supply-Demand Balance of Tourism: A Case Study of Jiangsu Province, China

Table 3

Classification of coordination levels.

Level	Coordination	Definition	Possible situation description
1	0~0.249	Very low	Least preferred tourism destination in the province, lacks attractions and thus potential customers.
2	0.250~0.399	Low	Basically, not a tourism destination, with only a few notable attractions and services; the local population is reluctant to travel.
3	0.400~0.599	Medium	Average economy, basically not reliant on tourism but contains some level of a hard-core tourism industry that supplements the overall economy.
4	0.600~0.749	High	Tourism industry is promising; residents are highly motivated to travel, but the area still needs time and further investment to grow.
5	0.750~1	Very high	A high income area that provides a large tourism market; a rich history and well-known attractions as well as significant investment in tourism and the promotion of the tourism brands of the province.