@article{ART003387539},
author={Taekeon Hwang and 최일선 and 이슬기 and 김예림 and Yonghee Kim and Hyunho Yoon},
title={Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs},
journal={The Korea Spatial Planning Review},
issn={1229-8638},
year={2026},
volume={130},
pages={71-92},
doi={10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004}
TY - JOUR
AU - Taekeon Hwang
AU - 최일선
AU - 이슬기
AU - 김예림
AU - Yonghee Kim
AU - Hyunho Yoon
TI - Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs
JO - The Korea Spatial Planning Review
PY - 2026
VL - 130
IS - null
PB - 국토연구원
SP - 71
EP - 92
SN - 1229-8638
AB - This study analyzes the spatial structure of hinterland consumption generated by beach visitors, conceptualizing beaches not merely as seasonal recreation spaces but as leisure and tourism hubs that mediate visitor stays and consumption. Using pseudonymized linked data that combine mobile-based stay information and credit-card transaction records, the study examines visitors to Gyeongpo, Haeundae, and Daecheon Beaches in 2024. Consumption patterns are analyzed by administrative-dong type—beach location, adjacent area, and surrounding area—using the share of transaction amounts and per-capita payment amounts, and are visualized through GIS-based choropleth maps. The results show distinct spatial structures: Gyeongpo exhibits a dispersed hinterland-oriented pattern, Haeundae an urban-linked dual-core pattern, and Daecheon a beach-core-centered pattern with limited hinterland diffusion. While seasonal opening status does not substantially alter these structures, residence and stay/lodging characteristics produce clearer differences. The findings suggest that beach policy should move beyond visitor-count management toward strategies based on stay-consumption linkages and hinterland commercial networks.
KW - Beach;Hinterland Consumption;Pseudonymized Linked Data;Stay–Consumption Linkage;Spatial Structure;Tourism Hub
DO - 10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
ER -
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim and Hyunho Yoon. (2026). Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs. The Korea Spatial Planning Review, 130, 71-92.
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim and Hyunho Yoon. 2026, "Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs", The Korea Spatial Planning Review, vol.130, pp.71-92. Available from: doi:10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim, Hyunho Yoon "Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs" The Korea Spatial Planning Review 130 pp.71-92 (2026) : 71.
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim, Hyunho Yoon. Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs. 2026; 130 71-92. Available from: doi:10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim and Hyunho Yoon. "Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs" The Korea Spatial Planning Review 130(2026) : 71-92.doi: 10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
Taekeon Hwang; 최일선; 이슬기; 김예림; Yonghee Kim; Hyunho Yoon. Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs. The Korea Spatial Planning Review, 130, 71-92. doi: 10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
Taekeon Hwang; 최일선; 이슬기; 김예림; Yonghee Kim; Hyunho Yoon. Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs. The Korea Spatial Planning Review. 2026; 130 71-92. doi: 10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim, Hyunho Yoon. Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs. 2026; 130 71-92. Available from: doi:10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
Taekeon Hwang, 최일선, 이슬기, 김예림, Yonghee Kim and Hyunho Yoon. "Analyzing the Spatial Structure of Hinterland Consumption around Beaches as Leisure and Tourism Hubs" The Korea Spatial Planning Review 130(2026) : 71-92.doi: 10.15793/kspr.2026.130..004
