目前，全县可承载旅居的空间达1.47万余间（套），床位超2.25万个。"从温泉酒店、康养基地到旅 居公寓、民族小院、房车营地，多元供给可满足不同需求。"元江县文化和旅游局副局长谢冬梅说。 围绕"15分钟生活圈"，元江县持续完善配套服务。"元元食堂""自家人食堂"等主客共享食堂融合各 地饮食文化；星光夜市提质升级，丰富夜间生活；公交专线、共享单车便利出行；健康驿站、图书流通 点、由闲置土地改造的"幸福菜地"等，则进一步关照到旅居者的健康管理、精神文化与休闲体验需求。 每年11月至次年3月，当地还通过举办文化演出、民族节庆、体育赛事等活动，增强旅居者的归属 感和融入感。 对许多旅居者而言，元江的吸引力不仅在于宜人的气候和完善的配套，更在于浓厚的人情味。来自 湖南的旅居者贺建新已在当地购置两套房产。他坦言，除优越的自然环境，更打动他的是这里淳朴的民 风、热情好客的居民以及亲如一家的社区氛围。 泡温泉、晒太阳、吃水果、过暖冬......这座坐落于滇中南部的侨乡小城，正成为越来越多"候鸟"人 群心仪的冬日栖居地。 "我们最大的底气，源自大自然的馈赠。"元江县人民政府副县长杨三保称，这里年均气温24.1摄氏 度，终年无霜 ...

1月5日，贵州省人民政府办公厅印发《加快推进贵州旅居产业发展总体方案》（下称《方案》）。《方 案》明确，到2027年，全省培育打造10个具有较高知名度和影响力的县域旅居目的地，50个多元融合、 业态丰富的旅居集群，100个特色鲜明、功能复合的旅居地产项目，推出400个服务优质、配套完善的旅 居民宿，400个生态优美、业态创新的重点旅居村寨。到2030年，全省累计培育打造20个具有较高知名 度和影响力的县域旅居目的地，贵州旅居的知名度和影响力进一步提高，旅居客群停留时间与人均花费 显著提升，成为全国一流的旅居目的地。 《方案》明确，要丰富旅居业态，引进一批优质企业开发旅居地产，培育专业运营企业，引导房地产开 发企业拓展旅居地产运营业务，支持专业机构、个体业主积极参与运营。强化村庄风貌管控，支持农村 闲置房改造升级为旅居房，通过"轻介入、微改造、精提升"方式，推动乡村民宿、乡村旅馆、乡村酒店 迭代升级旅居功能。推动住宿业转型升级，聚焦旅居客群多样化、高品质需求，规范开发旅居公寓、主 题酒店、旅居驻地等旅居空间。 《方案》明确，要大力发展避暑旅居、康养旅居，聚焦重点客群，依托夏季凉爽的气候优势，利用森 林、温泉、中 ...

每经记者｜刘艳美 每经编辑｜杨欢 "十五五"开局关键节点，江苏省党政主要领导以密集调研和部署，共同释放出聚焦人工智能产业的强烈 信号。 据《新华日报》报道，1月6日，江苏省委书记信长星在南京调研。在位于南京人工智能生态街区的智能 体集散中心，信长星要求强化企业创新主体地位，构建良好的创新生态、产业生态，推动人工智能更好 赋能千行百业、造福广大群众。在与OPC创业者交流时，信长星鼓励大家扎根江苏、锐意进取，在人工 智能领域大显身手。 此前的1月4日，江苏省省长刘小涛主持召开政企恳谈会，围绕人工智能发展听取相关企业和行业协会意 见建议。他强调，要以强烈的使命感紧迫感把握人工智能这一关键变量，持续优化营商环境、打造良好 创新生态，政企同心推动人工智能产业创新发展、全方位赋能千行百业，为全省高质量发展和现代化建 设提供坚实支撑。 解读：当前，人工智能已成为全球科技竞争的核心赛道，也是驱动区域发展的关键引擎。 此前，江苏已明确将"打造人工智能创新发展高地"写入"十五五"规划建议，提出全面实施"人工智能 +"行动，加强人工智能同产业发展、文化建设、民生保障、社会治理相结合，全方位赋能千行百业。 对江苏而言，人工智能已成为 ...

转自：贵州日报 本报讯（记者 杨曦）数据显示，"十四五"以来，安顺经开区"外销"商品房7500余套，用实打实的销售 数据印证了"21℃的城市"这一IP的强大吸引力。 从"卖资源"到"卖体验"，安顺经开区旅居产业更具竞争力。该区打造了"春有跳花、夏有荷约、秋有徒 步、冬有温泉"的四季文旅业态，让旅居者深度感受"康养+文旅+乡村"的多元魅力。 政策保障让旅居者更安心。《安顺市一流旅游城市建设促进条例》《安顺市避暑康养旅居促进条例》等 法规的相继制定实施，让旅居服务有章可循。同时，安顺经开区还推出购房优惠、医疗教育"一站式"服 务等举措，不断优化"新市民"服务管理，有力提升了旅居者的归属感。 数据显示，"十四五"以来，安顺经开区年游客量从772万人次增至1040万人次，旅游总花费从年50亿元 增至112亿元。而7500余套"外销"商品房背后的万千家庭，正成为安顺经开区旅居产业的"活名片"。 像瑞恩夫妇这样的外地购房者在安顺经开区不在少数。宽泰·左岸香颂销售总监王彬介绍，在他们项目 上，省外旅居客户购房占比达60%。 旅居地产的爆发式增长，得益于安顺经开区全方位的品质升级。"硬环境"方面，万象旅游城、娄湖、杨 湖等片 ...

Core Insights - The Nujiang River is increasingly popular for both professional and recreational rafting, attracting thousands of domestic and international enthusiasts each year from November to April [1][3] - The region is recognized for its unique geographical features and has been dubbed a "paradise for whitewater kayaking" and "holy land of wild water" by enthusiasts [3] - The local government has been promoting various outdoor sports events, including rafting, cycling, and hiking, with the wild water kayaking event being recognized as one of China's top ten sports tourism events [3][4] Tourism and Visitor Trends - In 2023, the Nujiang Prefecture received a total of 8.677 million visitors from January to October, with 17,600 of them being long-term visitors, marking a 53.8% year-on-year increase [3] - The trend of visitors transitioning from "tourists" to "residents" is growing, with individuals like Tang Jianzhong establishing rafting clubs to provide professional training and enhance the local experience [3] Development and Sustainability - The Nujiang Prefecture is focusing on developing a tourism industry centered around education, ecology, and outdoor activities, emphasizing the importance of integrating with nature and promoting sustainable practices [4] - Local authorities are working on improving infrastructure and services to enhance the immersive experience for rafting enthusiasts and promote the beauty of the canyon [4]

Core Insights - The transition from "Shuangyou" (pleasant travel) to "Shuangju" (pleasant living) aligns with the current upgrade direction of China's tourism industry, representing a dual approach from both supply and demand sides [1][4] - Guizhou is focusing on establishing itself as a national destination for travel and wellness, with an expected 30,600 homes purchased by out-of-province buyers in 2024, generating over 10 billion yuan in sales [1][2] Demand Side - Travelers' experiences have evolved through three stages: visual travel, physical travel, and now integrating travel into daily life, where the distinction between "departure" and "destination" blurs [1] - The current trend emphasizes living as part of travel, indicating a shift towards a lifestyle of mobility rather than temporary escapes [1] Supply Side - Guizhou's natural beauty and favorable climate have long attracted travelers, with "escaping to Guizhou for summer" becoming a recognized brand [2] - The province's tourism industry is thriving, with a reported 15.7% year-on-year growth in tourism transaction volume by November 2025, the highest in the Southwest region [2] - Out-of-province visitors account for approximately 82% of transactions on platforms like Fliggy, with significant contributions from regions such as Sichuan-Chongqing and the Yangtze River Delta [2] Strategic Focus - Three key strategies for developing the travel and living industry in Guizhou are identified: "Vertical," "Focus," and "Open" [3] - "Vertical" emphasizes specialization to create premium offerings in areas like summer retreats and wellness tourism [3] - "Focus" suggests targeting the primary needs of major customer sources to enhance industry scale and effectiveness [3] - "Open" advocates for fostering competition and collaboration with established tourism entities to drive innovation and service improvement [3] Lifestyle Integration - The concept of travel living, which combines residence, tourism, leisure, vacation, and wellness, is redefining the pursuit of a better life [4] - Guizhou is positioned to capitalize on the burgeoning opportunities in the travel living sector, aiming to accelerate the transition from "Chuangyou Guizhou" to "Shuangju Guizhou" [4]

Core Viewpoint - The launch of the "Yueji Suji" project by Greentown Town marks a strategic step towards integrating the "Suji+" ecological fusion and asset operation model, aiming to reshape contemporary travel and living concepts [1][3]. Group 1: Project Overview - The "Yueji Suji" project addresses the shift in contemporary needs from "yearning for distant places" to "authentic living," promoting the core idea of "Joyful Heart, Joyful Self, Joyful Life" [3]. - The project aims to create a composite ecological scene that integrates luxury vacationing, wellness, rural experiences, and cultural immersion [3]. - It seeks to activate idle assets creatively, forming a travel ecosystem that combines real estate, homestays, commerce, and community [3][4]. Group 2: Service and Experience - A comprehensive service system covering "eating, living, playing, safety, and mental well-being" is established to provide an immersive resting place for users [4]. - An online mini-program serves as the digital hub of the ecosystem, offering travelers a one-stop entry to preview accommodations, book unique experiences, customize itineraries, and enjoy local delicacies [4]. - The platform provides full asset management services for property owners, ensuring a seamless cycle of "hand over the property when leaving, return to stay" [4]. Group 3: Future Vision - The project emphasizes the importance of personal well-being and humanistic reminders, suggesting that the ultimate destination in life is self-contentment [5]. - The initiative aims to revitalize spaces, enhance asset mobility, and return the journey to its essence, fostering a collaborative environment among owners, creative leaders, and travel partners [5].

Core Insights - Yunnan is actively promoting its "Travel to Yunnan" initiative, aiming to develop a high-quality travel industry and enhance local living standards through a comprehensive development plan [1][2][3] Group 1: Development Plans and Initiatives - The "Travel to Yunnan" high-quality development conference introduced the "Travel to Yunnan Development Special Plan (2025-2030)", which includes 26 pilot projects across 16 prefectures, focusing on increasing farmers' income, promoting employment, and integrating industries [1] - The plan outlines a spatial development framework consisting of "two axes, three belts, and six zones" to create a comprehensive travel corridor and promote differentiated regional development [1] Group 2: Market Potential and Economic Impact - In 2024, Yunnan is expected to receive 700 million tourists, generating a total tourism expenditure of 1.14 trillion yuan, with tourism-related industries contributing over 7% to the regional GDP [3] - The local tourism consumption structure indicates that transportation costs account for approximately 40%, while accommodation and dining make up 30% and 10% respectively, highlighting the need for a shift from traditional ticket-based revenue models [3] - By 2024, the number of travelers residing in Yunnan is projected to reach 3.898 million, with a consumption scale exceeding 42.56 billion yuan, where over 60% of spending is on local services [3] Group 3: Competitive Landscape - Other provinces such as Guizhou, Hainan, and Zhejiang are also developing their own travel brands and initiatives to attract tourists, indicating increasing competition in the travel residency market [4] - The national travel market has a potential demand of 600 million visitors, with an overall market size expected to approach 3 trillion yuan, emphasizing the importance of retaining visitors [4]

Core Insights - Yunnan province is actively promoting the "Travel to Yunnan" initiative, aiming to enhance the quality of life and develop a new growth blueprint for the travel industry [1][2] - The province has released a special development plan for "Travel to Yunnan" from 2025 to 2030, which includes the establishment of 26 pilot projects across 16 prefectures [1][3] - The travel industry in Yunnan is expected to significantly contribute to the local economy, with a projected 7 billion visitors and a total tourism expenditure of 1.14 trillion yuan in 2024 [3] Group 1: Development Plans and Initiatives - The "Travel to Yunnan" initiative focuses on nine key areas, including increasing farmers' income, promoting employment, and integrating industries [1] - The development plan proposes a comprehensive travel development framework consisting of "two axes, three belts, and six zones" to enhance regional tourism [1] - Yunnan aims to cultivate over 3,000 key rural travel villages by 2027 as part of its three-year action plan [2] Group 2: Economic Impact and Market Potential - In 2024, Yunnan is expected to receive 7 billion tourists, with tourism-related industries contributing over 7% to the regional GDP [3] - The local tourism consumption structure indicates that transportation and accommodation costs account for 70% of total spending, with a significant portion not remaining in the local economy [3] - The number of travelers in Yunnan reached 3.898 million in 2024, with a consumption scale exceeding 42.56 billion yuan, where over 60% of spending is on local services [3] Group 3: Competitive Landscape - Other provinces, such as Guizhou and Hainan, are also developing their own travel brands and initiatives to attract tourists, indicating increasing competition in the travel market [4] - The national travel market has a potential demand of 600 million visitors, with an overall market size expected to approach 3 trillion yuan [4]

Core Insights - Yunnan is promoting the "Travel to Yunnan" initiative to enhance the quality of life and develop the travel industry, with a focus on creating a replicable development model [1][2][3] - The province aims to attract 3,000 key rural travel villages by 2027, emphasizing the integration of culture and tourism [2][3] - Yunnan's tourism sector is projected to receive 700 million visitors in 2024, generating a total expenditure of 1.14 trillion yuan, with tourism-related industries contributing over 7% to the regional GDP [3] Summary by Sections Development Plans - The "Travel to Yunnan" high-quality development conference introduced the "Travel to Yunnan Development Special Plan (2025-2030)" and announced the first batch of 26 pilot projects across 16 prefectures [1] - The plan outlines a comprehensive travel development framework consisting of "two axes, three belts, and six zones" to promote differentiated and characteristic development [1] Market Potential - Yunnan's travel consumption structure indicates that traditional tourism models are insufficient to meet the diverse needs of visitors, with transportation costs historically accounting for about 40% of total spending [3] - In 2024, the number of travelers in Yunnan is expected to reach 3.898 million, with a consumption scale exceeding 42.56 billion yuan, where local spending on dining, accommodation, and entertainment exceeds 60% [3] Competitive Landscape - Other provinces, such as Guizhou and Hainan, are also developing their travel brands, indicating increasing competition in the travel market [4] - The national travel market has a potential demand of 600 million visitors, with an overall scale estimated to approach 3 trillion yuan, highlighting the competitive nature of retaining visitors [4]