Within resident attitude research, place attachment is one of the most prominent noneconomic constructs used to explain why residents support or oppose tourism development. While this construct has been independently used to explain residents' attitudes toward tourism, the relationship between its antecedent and outcome has yet to be explored. This study explores the relationships among variables under all-for-one tourism based from resident aspects. A total of 372 valid samples were received by questionnaire survey with a response rate 92%. Findings show that of all the resident attitudes and place identity can positively influence their word of mouths; attitudes and place dependence can positively influence place identity; and place dependence can positively influence place identity. Finally, such the infrastructure should be improved was recommend to the local government; new wine cultural products which matching the needs of residents should be designed and developed for the firm when developing all-for-one tourism.