Rafting is a very exciting and fun outdoor sport, but it requires sufficient upfront investment before the design and planning of rafting for natural river development. This paper will analyze the key factors in the design and planning of natural river development and rafting.
Investment in fixed assets
First of all, we need to consider the cost of land. The rafting project requires a lot of land resources, including rafting rivers, parking lots, tourist service centers, etc. The cost of land includes the cost of purchasing land and the cost of negotiating land use rights with the local**. In some areas, the cost of land can be high, so adequate market research and negotiation is required.
Secondly, the cost of equipment is also an important part of the upfront investment. Rafting equipment includes rafting boats, life-saving equipment, hard helmets, etc. The cost of these pieces of equipment depends on its quality and quantity, so it needs to be procured appropriately according to the size and budget of the project. At the same time, the maintenance and renewal of equipment also needs to be taken into account.
Variable investments
Third, labor cost is also an important factor in the upfront investment. Rafting programs require a large number of staff, including lifeguards, guides, management personnel, etc. Labor costs depend on local labor costs and the number of workers required for the project. In addition, there are expenses to consider such as employee training and benefits.
Exploration planning and design investment
In addition to the above factors, the planning cost of the rafting plan includes the exploration of the rafting river, the planning of the rafting route, and the formulation of safety and security measures. The length, width, drop, velocity of the water, the depth of the water, and the topography of the river will all have an impact on the plan and cost. At the same time, in order to ensure the safety of rafting, it may also be necessary to equip more safety facilities, such as lifesaving equipment, seat belts, lifeguards, etc., which will also increase the cost of planning. In summary, the upfront investment in the design and planning of rafting for natural river development depends on a number of factors, including land cost, equipment cost, labor cost and marketing expenses. Therefore, adequate market research and budget planning are required to ensure the smooth running and profitability of the project. At the same time, factors such as environmental protection and social responsibility need to be considered to ensure that the project is in harmony with the local community and the environment. Before investing in a rafting project, it is very important to understand these factors and make a sound plan.
Design Plan Attachments:
Chapter 1 Research Overview.
Section 1 Background and Objectives of the Study.
Section 2 Content of the study.
Section 3 Research Methods.
Section 4 Data**.
Section 5 Conclusions.
First, the market size.
Second, the competitive situation.
Third, the hot spot of industry investment.
Fourth, the economy of industry project investment.
Chapter 2 General discussion of rafting tourism construction projects.
Section 1 Project Background.
1. Project name.
Second, the project organizer.
3. The competent department of the project.
Fourth, the proposed area and location of the project.
5. The unit and legal representative who undertake the feasibility study.
6. Basis for research work.
7. Overview of research work.
Section 2 Conclusions of the feasibility study.
First, the market and project scale.
2. Raw materials, fuels and power**.
3. Site selection. Fourth, the project engineering technical scheme.
5. Environmental protection.
6. Factory organization and labor quota.
7. Project construction progress.
8. Investment estimation and financing.
9. Financial and economic evaluation of the project.
10. Conclusion of the comprehensive evaluation of the project.
Section 3 Table of Main Technical and Economic Indicators.
Section 4: Problems and Suggestions.
Chapter 3 Analysis of the investment environment of rafting tourism construction projects.
Section 1: Analysis of the Social Macro Environment.
Section 2 Project-related policy analysis.
1. National policy.
Second, the industry access policy.
3. Industry technology policy.
Section 3: Local Policies.
Chapter 4 Background and development of rafting tourism construction projects.
Section 1 Background to the project.
First, the industry development plan.
2. Project initiator and reason for initiation.
Section 2 Overview of project development.
1. Research projects that have been carried out and their results.
Second, the work of trial production.
3. Preliminary survey and preliminary measurement of the site.
Fourth, the process of preparation, submission and approval of project proposals.
Section 3 The necessity of project construction.
1. Current situation and gaps.
Second, the development trend.
3. The necessity of project construction.
Fourth, the feasibility of project construction.
Section 4 The Necessity of Investment.
Chapter 5 Analysis of the competition pattern of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 1 Status quo of production enterprises.
1. Information on key enterprises.
Second, the geographical distribution of enterprises.
3. Economies of scale of enterprises.
Fourth, the number of employees in the enterprise.
Section 2 Analysis of the characteristics of enterprises in key regions.
1. North China.
2. Northeast China.
3. Northwest Region.
Fourth, East China.
5. South China.
6. Southwest Region.
7. Central China.
Section 3 Analysis of Enterprise Competitive Strategies.
First, product competition strategy.
Second, the first competitive strategy.
3. Channel competition strategy.
Fourth, sales competition strategy.
Fifth, service competition strategy.
Sixth, brand competition strategy.
Chapter 6 Rafting Tourism Construction Industry Financial Index Analysis Reference.
Section 1 Analysis of the production and marketing status of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 2 Analysis of the assets and liabilities of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 3 Analysis of the asset operation status of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 4 Analysis of the profitability of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 5 Cost analysis of rafting tourism construction industry.
Chapter 7 Market Analysis and Construction Scale of Rafting Tourism Construction Industry.
Section 1 Market Research.
1. Investigation of the use of the output of the proposed project.
Second, the existing production capacity of the product investigation.
3. Survey of product output and sales volume.
4. Investigation of substitute products.
Fifth, the product ** survey.
6. Foreign market research.
Section 2 Rafting tourism construction industry market**.
First, market demand**.
2. Analysis of product export or import substitution.
3. Section 3 Marketing strategy of rafting tourism construction industry.
First, the way of promotion.
2. Marketing measures.
Third, the first system.
Fourth, product sales expenses**.
Section 4 Project product plan and construction scale.
First, the product plan.
Second, the scale of construction.
Section 5 Sales revenue of project products**.
Chapter VIII Rafting Tourism Construction Project Construction Conditions and Site Selection Scheme.
Section 1 Resources and Raw Materials.
1. Resource review.
2. Raw materials and main auxiliary materials**.
3. Raw materials that need to be used for production tests.
Section 2 Selection of construction areas.
1. Natural conditions.
2. Infrastructure.
Socio-economic conditions.
4. Other factors that should be considered.
Section 3 Site Selection.
1. Comparison of multiple solutions at the site.
Second, the site recommendation plan.
Chapter IX rafting tourism construction project application technical scheme.
Section 1 Composition of rafting tourism construction projects.
Section 2 Production Technology Scheme.
First, product standards.
Second, the production method.
Third, technical parameters and technological process.
Fourth, the main process equipment selection.
5. Consumption indicators of main raw materials, fuels and power.
Sixth, the main production workshop layout plan.
Section 3 General Layout and Transportation.
First, the principle of general layout.
Second, the transportation plan inside and outside the factory.
3. Warehousing plan.
Fourth, the area and analysis.
Section 4 Civil engineering.
1. Architectural characteristics and structural design of major buildings and structures.
Second, the design of special foundation projects.
3. Building materials.
Fourth, the cost estimation of civil engineering.
Section 5 Other Projects.
1. Water supply and drainage projects.
2. Power and public works.
3. Fortification.
4. Living and welfare facilities.
Chapter 10 Environmental Protection and Labor Safety of Rafting Tourism Construction Projects.
Section 1 Environmental status in the construction area.
Section 2 Main pollution sources and pollutants of the project.
First, the main sources of pollution.
2. Main pollutants.
Section 3 Environmental protection standards to be adopted by the project.
Section 4 Plans for Environmental Governance.
1. The possible impact of the project on the surrounding area in terms of geology, hydrology and meteorology.
2. The possible impact of the project on the natural resources of the surrounding area.
3. The possible impact of the project on the surrounding nature reserves and scenic areas.
Fourth, the final discharge of various pollutants treatment measures and comprehensive utilization plan.
5. Greening measures, including shelter forests in protective zones and greening of construction areas.
Section 5 Recommendations for an environmental monitoring system.
Section 6 Estimation of investment in environmental protection.
Section 7 Conclusions of environmental impact assessment.
Section 8 Labor Protection, Safety and Health.
1. Analysis of occupational hazards in the production process.
2. Main facilities for occupational safety and health.
3. Occupational safety and occupational health institutions.
Fourth, fire protection measures and facilities plan suggestions.
Chapter 11 Enterprise Organization and Labor Quotas.
Section 1 Business Organization.
First, the organizational form of the enterprise.
Second, the enterprise work system.
Section 2 Labor Quota and Personnel Training.
1. Labor quota.
2. Estimation of the total annual salary and the average annual salary of employees.
3. Personnel training and cost estimation.
Chapter 12 rafting tourism construction project implementation schedule.
Section 1 Stages of the implementation of rafting tourism construction projects.
1. Establish a project implementation management organization.
2. Fund-raising arrangements.
3. Technology acquisition and transfer.
Fourth, survey design and equipment ordering.
5. Construction preparation.
6. Construction and production preparation.
7. Completion acceptance.
Section 2 Implementation schedule of rafting tourism construction projects.
1. Gantt chart.
2. Network diagram.
Section 3 Rafting tourism construction project implementation costs.
1. Management fee of the construction unit.
2. Production preparation fee.
3. Training expenses for production workers.
Fourth, the purchase of office and living furniture Fifth, the survey and design fee.
6. Other fees payable.
Chapter 13 Investment Estimation and Financing.
Section 1 Estimation of the total investment of rafting tourism construction projects.
1. Total investment in fixed assets.
2. Liquidity estimate.
Section II Financing.
1. Fundraising**.
Project funding programme.
Section 3 Investment and Use Plans.
1. Investment and use plan.
2. Borrow. Reimbursement plan.
Chapter 14 Financial and Sensitivity Analysis.
Section 1 Production Costs and Sales Revenue Estimates.
1. Estimation of the total cost of production.
Second, the unit cost.
3. Estimation of sales revenue.
Section 2 Financial Evaluation.
Section 3: Evaluation of the National Economy.
Section 4: Uncertainty Analysis.
Section 5 Analysis of the social benefits and social impact of rafting tourism construction projects.
First, the project is important to the country. governance and social stability.
2. The mutual adaptability of the project to the local level of scientific and technological and cultural development.
3. The mutual adaptability of the project and the level of local infrastructure development.
Fourth, the project and the local residents. Mutual adaptability of religion and national customs.
5. The impact of the project on the rational use of natural resources.
6. The national defense benefits or impact of the project.
7. Impact on the protection of the environment and ecological balance.
Chapter 15 Uncertainty and Risk Analysis of Rafting Tourism Construction Projects.
Section 1 Construction and Development Risks.
Section 2 Market and Operational Risks.
Section 3 Gold. Financing risk.
Section 4 Politics. Treat the risk.
Section 5: Legal Risks.
Section 6 Environmental Risks.
Section 7 Technical Risks.
Chapter 16 Analysis of the development trend of rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 1 Research on the main problems and countermeasures of China's industry development.
First, the main problems in the development of China's rafting tourism construction industry.
2. Countermeasures to promote the development of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 2 Analysis of the development trend of China's rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 3 Analysis of investment opportunities and development strategies in the rafting tourism construction industry.
1. Analysis of investment opportunities in the rafting tourism construction industry.
2. Analysis of the overall development strategy of the rafting tourism construction industry.
Section 4 Investment Risks in China's Rafting Tourism Construction Industry.
1. Policy risks.
Second, environmental factors.
3. Market risk.
Fourth, the avoidance and countermeasures of investment risks in the rafting tourism construction industry.
Chapter 17 Conclusions and Suggestions of the Feasibility Study of the Rafting Tourism Construction Project.
Section 1 Conclusions and Recommendations.
1. Concluding observations on the proposed proposed proposal.
2. Explain the main comparison schemes.
3. Propose solutions and suggestions to the main problems that have not been solved in the feasibility study.
4. Explain the main issues that should be revised and put forward suggestions for amendments.
5. For the infeasible projects, put forward the main problems and handling opinions that are not feasible.
6. Conclusions on the main controversial issues in the feasibility study.
Section 2 Conclusions and suggestions on the future development and investment feasibility of China's rafting tourism construction industry.
Chapter XVIII Financial Statements.
Section 1 Balance Sheet.
Section 2 Investment Benefit Analysis Table.
Section 3 Income Statement.
Chapter 19 rafting tourism construction project investment feasibility report annex.
1. Project location map.
2. Main process technology flow chart.
3. Financial statements of the organizer in the past 5 years.
4. Transfer agreement and appraisal of the results required for the project.
5. The general layout of the project.
6. Floor plan of major civil works.
7. Summary table of main technical and economic indicators.
8. Project investment budget estimate.
9. Basic reports and auxiliary reports of economic evaluation.
10. Cash flow statement.
11. Profit and loss statement.
12. Funds and use table.
13. Balance sheet.
14. Extrafinancial. Sinks Balance.
15. Estimated table of investment in fixed assets.
16. Liquidity estimation table.
17. Investment plan and fund-raising table.
18. Estimation table of production cost per unit product.
19. Estimation of depreciation cost of fixed assets.
20. Estimate of total cost and expense.
21. Product sales (business) income and sales tax and additional estimation table.