Abstract
A hybrid tourism demand interval forecasting system is proposed consisting of two parts: the construction of forecasting interval based on lower and upper bound estimates, and the forecasting interval adjustment based on an optimized reduction coefficient. Coronavirus factors are added as input variables to improve forecasting performance. A new multi-objective optimization algorithm is proposed to construct a feature selection method, optimize the forecasting model, and estimate the optimal reduction coefficient. The results of the experiments show that the proposed system has a powerful interval forecasting ability, which provides crucial guidance for balancing the recovery of the tourism industry and the control of the epidemic spread during the COVID-19 pandemic, and contributes to contingency planning for tourism practitioners and managers.
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