Scenic Cultural Tourism

To address the industry pain points in cultural tourism attractions, forest parks, popular tourist destinations, and tourism towns—such as widely dispersed locations, large coverage areas, complex environments, the inability of traditional broadcasting systems to provide zone-based management, slow emergency response, poor sound quality, and difficult maintenance—this solution establishes a network-based, digital, waterproof, dustproof, zone-controllable, and emergency-linkage-capable IP network public address system.


Deployed based on the existing network infrastructure of the scenic area, the system provides full coverage for visitor centers, main and secondary roads, viewing platforms, parking lots, commercial areas, and forest trails. It meets core requirements such as daily background music playback, visitor information announcements, zone-based tour guidance broadcasting, crowd management, and emergency broadcasting for unexpected incidents, helping scenic areas establish a standardized, intelligent, and high-quality cultural tourism service system.


The IP Network Public Address System for scenic areas adopts a mature and stable three-layer distributed architecture and is built with hardware products specifically designed for cultural tourism outdoor environments. It features waterproof and dustproof protection, resistance to wind and rain, anti-interference capability, long-distance transmission, stability, and durability. The system is perfectly suited to the complex outdoor environments of scenic areas and fully meets the requirements of daily management and intelligent operation and maintenance.

Scenic Cultural Tourism
System Functions
  • Scheduled Atmosphere Broadcasting, Creating an Immersive Cultural Tourism Environment
    Scheduled Atmosphere Broadcasting, Creating an Immersive Cultural Tourism Environment
    Supports round-the-clock customized scheduled playback strategies, automatically playing soft background music, scenic area introductions, civilized touring reminders, business hour announcements, festive thematic audio, and other content based on seasons, operating hours, and visitor flow periods. The system supports unattended automatic operation and allows differentiated playback schedules for weekdays, holidays, and specific time slots, eliminating the need for repeated manual intervention. This effectively enhances the overall atmosphere of the scenic area and the visitor experience, shaping a high-quality cultural tourism image.
  • Precise Zoning, Enabling Refined Scenic Area Management and Control
    Precise Zoning, Enabling Refined Scenic Area Management and Control
    It supports free division of broadcast zones according to functional areas within the scenic area, enabling flexible broadcasting for single zones, multiple zones, or the entire area. Different zones can play different audio content simultaneously without mutual interference. It can broadcast parking guidance separately in parking lots, commercial information and friendly reminders in business districts, safety tips on walking trails, and service notifications at visitor centers. This effectively solves the problem of traditional broadcasting where "one broadcast triggers all speakers, making targeted control impossible," adapting to the differentiated operational needs of large-scale, multi-zone, and multi-scenario scenic areas.
  • One-Click Emergency Broadcasting, Building a Comprehensive Safety Prevention and Control System
    One-Click Emergency Broadcasting, Building a Comprehensive Safety Prevention and Control System
    The system features the highest-priority emergency insertion capability, serving as the core facility for scenic area security management and visitor flow control. In situations such as extreme weather, lost persons, visitor congestion, fire hazards, or sudden disorder, administrators can trigger one-click emergency insertion to quickly broadcast evacuation guidance, warning alerts, lost-person announcements, and other emergency voice messages. It also supports integration with fire and security systems for automatic emergency broadcast triggering, and terminals support offline cache playback, ensuring normal operation even in network failure scenarios. This provides comprehensive protection for visitor safety and the stability of park order.
  • Remote Cloud Management and Control, Reducing Scenic Area Operation and Maintenance Costs
    Remote Cloud Management and Control, Reducing Scenic Area Operation and Maintenance Costs
    Supports remote login to the management backend via computers and mobile devices. Administrators can monitor the online status of all terminals across the network, equipment operation conditions, and playback logs anytime and anywhere, enabling remote on-demand playback, real-time insertion, audio updates, and task adjustments. Given the characteristics of scenic areas—dispersed points, large spans, and high manual inspection costs—the system enables remote operation and maintenance, fault early warning, and tiered permission management, significantly reducing the frequency of on-site operations, effectively lowering daily labor costs for scenic area maintenance, and enhancing the level of smart management.
System Introduction
System Introduction
  • Core Server: The Central Hub for Global Intelligent Scheduling
    The IP broadcast service host serves as the control core of the entire system, responsible for global broadcast task scheduling, audio decoding, scheduled task management, zone strategy configuration, equipment status monitoring, and data storage across the scenic area. The device supports large-capacity audio resource storage, multi-zone concurrent playback, and multi-level permission management. It can operate stably 24/7 without interruption, adapting to the year-round operation mode of scenic areas, and uniformly schedules and manages all broadcast terminal devices across the network.
  • Network Transmission System: Long-Distance Lossless Transmission Channel
    The system builds audio transmission links based on the scenic area's local area network/dedicated network, supporting large-scale, cross-regional, and long-distance networking, perfectly adapting to the dispersed layout of mountain paths, long trails, and multiple buildings within the scenic area. Through network QoS priority assurance, data isolation, and anti-interference optimization, it effectively avoids signal fluctuations, audio stuttering, latency, and desynchronization caused by complex outdoor environments, ensuring synchronized, clear, and stable broadcasting across the entire area.
  • Professional Outdoor Terminals: All-Weather Scenario-Specific Sound Equipment
    For the special outdoor environment of scenic areas—open-air exposure, wind, rain, sun, and large temperature fluctuations—dedicated outdoor weatherproof IP sound columns, all-weather waterproof speakers, and high-power outdoor terminals are provided. The equipment features high protection ratings, resistance to extreme temperatures, lightning and rain protection, and anti-aging properties, making it suitable for long-term outdoor installation. With strong vocal penetration and long coverage distances, it meets the sound field coverage needs of large open areas such as forest trails, plazas, roads, and parking lots, eliminating broadcast blind spots.
  • Emergency Control Terminal: Safety Duty Equipment for Scenic Areas
    Equipped with professional emergency broadcast master control microphones and remote call terminals, specifically designed for scenic area emergency duty. Supports one-click global paging, zone-specific paging, and emergency insertion override, interrupting all routine background music with priority to enable rapid response to various emergencies. It can be integrated with security, fire, and surveillance systems for automated warning broadcasts, establishing a smart broadcast system with a "daily service + emergency security" dual-mode capability, fully aligned with scenic area safety management standards.
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