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China’s Consumer Demand for Tourism Is Rising Day by Day

At present, China’s tourism market is still maintaining rapid growth. According to the big data report on China’s tourism consumption 2018 released by the China tourism academy (data center of the ministry of culture and tourism), the travel power index of China’s domestic residents reached a new high of 17.8 percent last year, and the popularity of tourism consumption has become a trend.

In chongqing, government departments guide and cultivate the upgraded version of “smart tourism”. By promoting the construction of “tourism cloud”, tourism public service, e-commerce, brand promotion, statistical management, real-time monitoring, data sharing and exchange and other functions are realized. Thanks to this, the digitization and intelligence level of key tourist attractions has been improved, and a number of smart scenic spots, smart hotels, smart travel agencies and smart tourism towns have been developed, so that tourists’ multi-level and diversified needs have been better met.

“The emergence of new forms of tourism, such as cultural tourism, industrial tourism and research and learning tourism, benefits from the guidance of national policies and is also driven by tourists’ demand for the cultural connotation of tourism products.” Tang xiaoyun, vice President of the China tourism academy, believes that the establishment of cultural and tourism departments at all levels will make the connection between cultural products and tourism market demand more closely and bring convenience to the increase in the supply of cultural and tourism products. Some local governments have introduced various policies to benefit the people, accelerating the upgrading of the supply side of the tourism industry to meet the needs of residents for cultural tourism.

The extensive and profound Chinese culture provides rich materials for the development of cultural tourism products. Traditional folk customs, folk culture, in the tourism market is corpulent with new charm. According to a survey by the China tourism academy (data center of the ministry of culture and tourism), during the Spring Festival last year, 40.5 percent of tourists visited museums, art galleries, libraries, science and technology centers and historical and cultural districts, 44.2 percent, 40.6 percent and 18.4 percent, respectively, and 34.8 percent attended cultural performances. “You can see the appeal of cultural tourism.” Zhai xiangkun said.

Nowadays, tourists are no longer satisfied with the “sleep in the car, get out of the car to take photos” tour, but more want to travel deep. Take accommodation as an example. As the tourist season enters this year, the high-end hotels with higher comfort level in the colorful forest scenic spot are quickly booked out. In order to better meet the needs of tourists, the scenic spot has successively launched the forest western food, colorful light show, drone show and other special projects, are also popular.

Avenue of Stars, a Place to See the Most Famous Statue of Bruce Lee

The avenue of stars is a scenic waterfront promenade in the east of Tsim Sha Tsui. The avenue of stars stretches 440 meters (1,440 feet) from the Hong Kong museum of art to the new world center. It mimics the Hollywood walk of fame in Los Angeles. To commemorate the history of Hong Kong’s film industry, the names and handprints of famous Hong Kong movie stars such as Jackie chan and Andy lau are embedded on special plaques and arranged in chronological order along the avenue. In addition to handprints, visitors can enjoy thousands of movie-related exhibitions, large-scale theatrical performances in cooperation with overseas institutions, and a variety of local music, dance and theater performances.

Enter the entrance to the avenue of stars and you can see the 6-meter (19-foot) bronze statue of the Hong Kong film awards. In the center of the mall stands a series of sculptures dedicated to filming, including a director, photographer and lighting engineer. Here are some statues of Hong Kong superstars. The most famous statue of Bruce lee, for example, is in the shape of the movie dragon, and is 2 meters (6.5 feet) high. The statue was built in 2005 to mark his 65th birthday. You can imitate Bruce lee’s movements and pose for photos with him. Statues of Hong Kong cartoon character McDull and Hong Kong actress and singer Anita mui were also erected on the avenue of stars.

Stroll along the avenue of stars, feel the sea breeze, the bright night scenery on the other side of Victoria harbor, and the bustling star ferry on the sea. Because of its relatively advantageous geographical location, it is also a good place to watch a symphony of lights and music. The outdoor show starts at 20am every day and lights up the night sky in Hong Kong.

A New Trend for the Spring Festival Travel Rush in 2020

Due to the early Spring Festival, the Spring Festival travel rush of 2020 will start on January 10. As a unique “tidal migration” in China, what will be the new changes in the Spring Festival travel rush in 2020?

When it comes to “chunyun”, the impression is that young people who work outside the home, after a year of hard work, will finally pour into the chunyun army to return home.

The Spring Festival travel rush of 2020 has taken a new turn — the post-80s generation has settled down in the city where they work, and for them, bringing their parents to their side during the holiday is a convenient and affordable option.

A lot of the post-1995 generation, the mindset has changed. They don’t care if they must go home for the Spring Festival, as long as their families are together, wherever they go is reunion.

During the Spring Festival travel rush in 2020, nearly 40 percent of travelers will choose to spend the holiday in different places, with 10 percent traveling abroad and nearly 30 percent traveling in different places in China. In contrast to the Chinese New Year at home, it refers to the old people and children going to the city where their children/parents work, or the whole family traveling together. Compared with the same period of the 2019 Spring Festival travel rush, the total number of passengers traveling in different places increased by nearly 10 percent.

Another new change in the Spring Festival travel rush in 2020 is the significant increase in the number of trips made by the elderly and children.

During the Spring Festival travel rush in 2020, the number of domestic tickets containing travel orders for people aged 60 and above increased by 19% compared with the same period in 2019, and the number of elderly traveling alone increased by nearly 10%. Orders for children aged 12 and under rose by 27 per cent.

Elderly people and children join the Spring Festival travel rush, which means they will reunite with their children and parents or travel together, thus confirming the New Year trend in different places.

Not surprisingly, haikou and sanya have become popular destinations in China during the Spring Festival travel rush in 2020, with tourists mainly coming from guangdong, Shanghai, Beijing, heilongjiang and sichuan. Compared with the same period of the 2019 Spring Festival travel rush, the number of tourists to haikou and sanya increased by 20 percent and 40 percent respectively.

Among the international destinations, Bangkok, phuket, Kuala Lumpur and Bali became the most popular overseas destinations for the elderly and children during the Spring Festival. The increase in passenger flow in phuket and Kuala Lumpur was more than 50% compared with the same period in the 2019 Spring Festival travel rush.

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