【图解】透过“3.6亿人次”看冰雪旅游新趋势

Core Insights - The report from the China Tourism Research Institute highlights the significant transformation of China's ice and snow tourism over the past decade, evolving from niche experiences to a mainstream trend, and expanding from seasonal to year-round activities [3][5]. Group 1: Market Growth and Trends - The number of participants in ice and snow tourism is projected to reach 360 million during the 2025-2026 winter season, with expected revenue of 450 billion yuan [5]. - Among these, 220 million tourists are anticipated to travel primarily for ice and snow tourism [5]. - A survey indicates that 74.8% of respondents are interested in ice and snow leisure activities, with 50.5% preferring long-distance travel for such experiences [6]. Group 2: Spending Patterns - Tourist spending is shifting from essential expenses like transportation and accommodation to more discretionary spending on entertainment, wellness, cultural experiences, and technology [6]. Group 3: Investment Landscape - The northern region of China leads in ice and snow tourism investments, accounting for 30% of total investments, approximately 30 billion yuan, with indoor ice and snow theme complexes being the most active investment category [9]. - The ice and snow economy is expected to exceed 1 trillion yuan by 2025, with over 14,000 related enterprises, reflecting an annual growth rate of 11% [12]. Group 4: Internationalization and Market Dynamics - The focus of internationalization in ice and snow tourism is shifting from merely attracting global attention to deepening international connections [13]. - Domestic ice and snow equipment, such as skis and snowboards, are increasingly being marketed internationally through cross-border e-commerce, while foreign capital shows strong interest in investing in China's ice and snow industry, including high-end hotels and resorts [14].