Abstract:Taking the first 10 provincial forest-based health and wellness bases in Guangdong Province as the research objects, descriptive statistics, independent sample t-test and one-way variance method were used to analyze the characteristics of therapy products from the perspectives of the region, area scale and operation subject through field questionnaire survey. The results showed that aerobic exercise-type products were provided the most in these bases, but outdoor sport-type products and medical rehabilitation-type products were less, among which forest mountaineering and forest walking were the most common. There was no significant difference in the therapy product type supply between different regions, area scales and operation subjects, but the bases in the Pearl River Delta region, with large area scales and operated by state-owned forest farms provided a more significant number of advantageous products. The development of therapy products needs to rationalize forest resources, improve the operators' knowledge of health and wellness, create highquality characteristic products, and provide professional health and wellness services.
