本市将推动中轴线旅游服务提升

Core Insights - Beijing aims to enhance its status as a world-class tourism city and global travel destination by focusing on industry integration, technological empowerment, innovation, and international cooperation [1] Group 1: Public Cultural Services - By 2025, Beijing will establish a comprehensive public cultural service system with 7,259 public cultural facilities and 406 new public cultural spaces, achieving a 15-minute public cultural service circle [2] - In 2022, over 16,000 cultural events were held, and 321 new convenience dining establishments were added to support cultural venues [2] - The city will improve tourism public services by launching 52 leisure greenways and upgrading 100 tourist restrooms and 16 visitor service centers [2] Group 2: Tourism Statistics - In 2022, Beijing received 390 million tourists, a 4.8% increase year-on-year, with total tourism spending reaching 7,159.3 billion yuan, up 6.5% [3] - The city welcomed 5.48 million inbound tourists, with tourism spending of 50.56 billion yuan, marking increases of 39% and 44.7% respectively [3] - New tourism routes themed around films, events, and exhibitions were introduced, along with 10 themed routes along the central axis [3] Group 3: Ticketing and Service Enhancements - A ticketing platform for scenic spots was launched, integrating 74 official sales channels for 5A and 4A scenic areas, with plans to expand to 3A scenic spots and some museums [4] - The city will enhance public service systems in cultural tourism, including the construction of new public cultural spaces and the promotion of digital cultural services [4] Group 4: Entertainment and Economic Development - Plans for 2026 include the development of entertainment districts like Tianqiao and Sanlitun, and initiatives to boost consumption through large concerts and events [5] - The city aims to diversify tourism products, including senior tourism, fashion tourism, and industrial tourism, while promoting night economy and waterfront spaces [5] Group 5: Cultural and Tourism Integration - The "Great Wall" scenic route will undergo quality upgrades, and efforts will be made to enhance the cultural tourism experience along the Grand Canal [6][7] - The city will improve the internationalization of inbound tourism and optimize the shopping environment in key commercial areas [7] - Collaboration with international organizations will be strengthened to enhance the appeal of major tourism events and initiatives [7]