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There are also a tendency for Chinese urban planning to be structured in such a way that differences in environment, cultural make-up, city GDP, and the type of attractions available and possible were not considered, there was a great danger of “sameness” and lack of creativity and new approaches were often set aside for the sake of uniformity and to ensure low risk. Further there was an attempt to “Westernise” to meet perceived Western ideas of tourism infrastructure which exuberated the situate and has made many Chinese tourism destinations very similar to western ones hence defeating the purpose of presenting China as a unique place to visit. This is now clearly understood as a problem, and Chinese planning in the eastern coastal cities and major tourism areas are looking for creative ways to differentiate tourism destinations from one another.