Beijing Welcomes Surge in Inbound Tourism, Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels
The Capital's Strategic Enhancements Attracting Millions of International Visitors
In a significant rebound for China's tourism sector, Beijing has reported 3.94 million inbound tourism trips in 2024, marking an impressive 186.8 percent increase compared to the previous year.
This resurgence indicates a recovery trajectory that brings visitor numbers to 88.9 percent of those recorded in 2019, according to figures from the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism.
Of the total inbound trips to Beijing, 729,000 were from residents of Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, reflecting a 10.3 percent increase over 2019. International visitors accounted for 3.21 million of these trips, reaching 85.1 percent of the pre-pandemic figures.
This influx underscores the effectiveness of Beijing's efforts to revitalize its tourism industry amidst global travel resumption.
Over the past year, Beijing has implemented numerous measures to enhance its appeal as a destination for international tourists.
The city's initiatives to improve transportation, accommodation, shopping, and payment services have been pivotal in facilitating a better experience for visitors.
Additionally, the introduction of new tourism offerings, such as strolls and cycling along the picturesque Central Axis and lantern festival activities, have captivated a broad range of international tourists, as noted by the bureau.
Recognizing the evolving preferences of foreign visitors, travel agency CYTS International Travel Co., Ltd. has tailored its offerings to meet personalized demands.
Tourists can now engage in cultural activities such as Tai Chi lessons and cooking classes, or opt for 'Citywalk' tours that allow them to explore Beijing's urban charm on foot.
Enhancements in language accessibility and payment services at iconic attractions like the Mutianyu Great Wall further illustrate Beijing’s commitment to international tourist satisfaction.
The revitalization efforts by local authorities and the robust planning by travel agencies highlight Beijing's determination to reestablish itself as a global tourism hub.
Editor: Fu Bo
This resurgence indicates a recovery trajectory that brings visitor numbers to 88.9 percent of those recorded in 2019, according to figures from the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism.
Of the total inbound trips to Beijing, 729,000 were from residents of Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, reflecting a 10.3 percent increase over 2019. International visitors accounted for 3.21 million of these trips, reaching 85.1 percent of the pre-pandemic figures.
This influx underscores the effectiveness of Beijing's efforts to revitalize its tourism industry amidst global travel resumption.
Over the past year, Beijing has implemented numerous measures to enhance its appeal as a destination for international tourists.
The city's initiatives to improve transportation, accommodation, shopping, and payment services have been pivotal in facilitating a better experience for visitors.
Additionally, the introduction of new tourism offerings, such as strolls and cycling along the picturesque Central Axis and lantern festival activities, have captivated a broad range of international tourists, as noted by the bureau.
Recognizing the evolving preferences of foreign visitors, travel agency CYTS International Travel Co., Ltd. has tailored its offerings to meet personalized demands.
Tourists can now engage in cultural activities such as Tai Chi lessons and cooking classes, or opt for 'Citywalk' tours that allow them to explore Beijing's urban charm on foot.
Enhancements in language accessibility and payment services at iconic attractions like the Mutianyu Great Wall further illustrate Beijing’s commitment to international tourist satisfaction.
The revitalization efforts by local authorities and the robust planning by travel agencies highlight Beijing's determination to reestablish itself as a global tourism hub.
Editor: Fu Bo
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