“…Literature [17] selects four evaluation indexes as the factors influencing the spatial distribution of hotels, including economic development index (GDP, per capita GDP), tourism development index (number of inbound tourists, tourism foreign exchange income, number of domestic tourists, domestic tourism income, business development index (total retail sales of social consumer goods and total import and export) and transportation development index (turnover of goods, total foreign exchange income, and total domestic tourism income) and passenger turnover [18]. e factors related to the development scale of high-star hotels in the above literatures are total import and export, actually utilized foreign capital, number of foreign-funded enterprises, total retail sales of social consumer goods, total tourism income, total number of tourists, number of travel agencies, number of tourist attractions, number of international tourists, per capita public green space area, population (10000), urbanization level, GDP Per capita disposable income of urban residents, investment in fixed assets, per capita GDP, leading role of tertiary industry, passenger volume, transaction volume of exhibitions, and number of exhibitions [19].…”