With the development of information technology around the world, the research on the integration of data mining and data fusion is becoming more and more in-depth. In recent years, sports tourism has developed better and better, with the growing demand for tourism, and the tourism industry has developed by leaps and bounds. Tourism is a new economic growth point in many regions. But it also faces many challenges from both internal and external sources. The tourism destination system is an extremely important subsystem in the tourism system. The quality of its spatial structure not only affects the quality of tourism activities, but also affects the effective operation of the tourism function of the destination system. This paper studies the spatial characteristics of sports tourism destination system based on data fusion and data mining technology. The external environment of sports tourism development, the distribution of sports tourism resources, and the spatial structure of sports tourism are deeply studied by using Gini coefficient, nearest neighbor index, and other technical methods. A questionnaire was also designed to study the physical activity preferences of different age groups. The results show that the nearest neighbor index R of fitness sports tourism destinations is less than 1, which is in a clustered distribution state. The main group of sports tourism activities is mainly concentrated in the age group of 16–45.
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