1. Impact on land use: When rural tourism develops vigorously, it may bring a lot of land development and construction, thus affecting the utilization of cultivated land, ecological environment and other resources. If there is no reasonable planning and management, it may lead to over-exploitation of land and environmental damage.
2. Unbalanced industrial structure: excessive pursuit of the development of rural cultural tourism industry may lead to the shrinking of other rural industries. If we rely too much on rural tourism industry, other traditional agriculture, handicrafts and other industries may not be fully developed, leading to the imbalance of rural industrial structure.
3. Cultural inheritance risk: The development of rural cultural tourism industry may bring risks to the protection and inheritance of local traditional culture. Excessive commercialization and standardization may weaken the local traditional culture and make it lose its original characteristics and charm.
4. Social changes and conflicts of interest: The development of rural cultural tourism industry may cause social changes and conflicts of interest. When a large number of tourists flood into the countryside, it may lead to the change of rural social structure and the instability of social order, and may also lead to the conflict of interests between local residents and tourists.
It should be noted that the above are only possible negative effects, and the specific situation needs to be comprehensively evaluated in combination with the actual situation of rural cultural tourism development. Local governments and relevant departments should actively guide and standardize the development of rural cultural tourism industry to ensure its sustained, healthy and orderly development.