The problem is that satisfaction alone means nothing. Satisfaction on what? Food, entertainment, weather, lodging, prices, friends, sports?

You have to consider all of term together not in isolation.

In this case, you need to check cultural ecosystem services in your case study area perceived by tourists. It will click with a simple questionnaire or a visual one.

Tourist satisfaction stems from diverse experiences, including natural attractions, cultural engagement, transportation, and accommodations. Understanding these connections requires innovative data collection, such as adaptive surveys, social media analysis, and real-time metrics. Equally important are cultural ecosystem services, reflecting the emotional and cultural bonds tourists form with a destination. By analyzing feedback holistically and involving stakeholders in continuous improvements, cities can align offerings with visitors' needs. This approach fosters deeper connections, enhancing satisfaction and promoting sustainable, people-centered tourism development.

Value of original culture of the place will be a primary attraction