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diffusion process

diffusion process A diffusion process is the way knowledge or information spreads through a network of people, groups, or places by means of their communication links.

A diffusion process is the way knowledge or information spreads through a network of people, groups, or places by means of their communication links. In this context, it refers to how educational messages, experiences, and insights move among tourism sites, visitors, and the wider public.

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Drafting source: Xu Jiehua; Peng Peng; Wei Dongping; Deng Zhijun. The research of knowledge diffusion network model for Tourism Destination-Public ecological civilization. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0310112; article XML SHA-256 a1baa5145485a511fd85cc2b38e61e889a4cd24874fc0cf3f9c6d3843249b01a. “The research of knowledge diffusion network model for Tourism Destination-Public ecological civilization” (10.1371/journal.pone.0310112).
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