Study on the influence of slow tourism experience on Linyi people’s daily life

With the development of the economy and the transformation of social forms, people's demand for tourism and leisure is increasing day by day. People's travel needs have
also shifted from seeing and doing more to deeper spiritual needs of individuals. However, both the tourism industry and tourists themselves lack a clear understanding of slow tourism. In order to better understand how slow tourism affects tourists' quality of life and behavioral intentions, this article constructs a theoretical framework based
on Stimulus-Organism-Response Theory, Bottom-Up Spillover Theory, and Cognition-Affect-Conation Theory, and analyzes the slow tourism experience from seven dimensions, attempting to find the impact path between tourism experience, tourism satisfaction, subjective quality of life, and slow tourism willingness