特色专列“出圈”擦亮地方旅游名片 “火车+文旅”打开消费新场景

Group 1 - The winter tourism market is experiencing a boost as various regions leverage local resources to create diverse winter tourism products, enhancing services and stimulating consumer spending [1] - Northern regions have opened ski resorts, while southern areas are promoting cultural tourism products, supported by numerous cultural performances that further activate the consumer market [1] - The national railway has recently launched premium winter tourism routes and special concert trains to facilitate winter travel [1] Group 2 - The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region has introduced new panoramic sightseeing train routes for autumn and winter, enhancing the "railway + tourism" model [4][8] - The new panoramic train route departs daily from Beijing, passing through Xuanhua and arriving at Zhangjiakou, with a total capacity of 216 passengers across seven carriages [6] - The first panoramic sightseeing train in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area began operations in July, primarily serving destinations like Handan and Chengde, and the new route aims to enrich autumn and winter tourism options [8] Group 3 - The "Panda Train" from Chengdu has launched a new tourism route connecting Sichuan, Guizhou, and Chongqing, catering to international tourists from countries like Singapore and Thailand [10] - Over an 8-day journey, the train will visit notable attractions such as the Sanxingdui Museum and Hongya Cave, combining historical exploration, cultural experiences, and natural scenery [12] - The Chengdu Railway Bureau plans to operate three additional "Southwest Ring" tourist trains within the month to meet market demand and support high-quality railway tourism development [14] Group 4 - Recent concerts in Hefei prompted the addition of four night "fan trains" to accommodate concert-goers returning home after late events [16] - These special trains effectively managed the concentrated return flow of passengers after concerts, addressing concerns of commuters missing their last trains [18] - A total of 3,092 passengers were transported on the night "fan trains," with the railway department committed to monitoring local cultural events and potentially increasing customized train services [18]