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"Industrial Tourism" has been prevalent abroad for many years. In 2003, Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs initiated the Tourism Factory Assistance Project to help traditional manufacturing industries transform into tourism service industries. The project has achieved fruitful results in that hundreds of specialized factories have converted into tourism factories over the past decade. In an era in which cultural and creative industries are prevalent, the successful development of tourism factories symbolizes richer and more diverse creativity present in enterprise transformation. Among the evaluation criteria of the tourism factory initiated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, planning and design constitute a significantly high proportion of the project. Besides, the author, who has years of related work experience in a design company whose main business is to assist tourism factories in their transformation planning, discovered that factory owners were often beset or troubled by diversity and complications of design integration in the process of transformation. Therefore, through the planning and design of a project case, this study seeks to assist enterprises to successfully meet the evaluation criteria stipulated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and ultimately achieve their transformation goals. Based on the evaluation criteria specified by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and many years of practical experience in planning and design, this technical report analyzed the current status of relevant tourism factories visited on site in Taiwan and overseas, utilizing their advantages while avoiding their shortcomings for practical application in the transformation planning of the W&W Museum of Jewelry in Taiwan. Through the research and practical applications involving the operation of design integration of this project, we hope to facilitate the successful transformation of enterprises by constructing an implementation approach for the complex design process of tourism factories, which will serve as a reference for industrial tourism and design, as well as for employee planning.
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