Core Insights - Hainan's unique natural resources and cultural characteristics create favorable conditions for the integration of agriculture, culture, and tourism, especially with the upcoming closure of the Hainan Free Trade Port [1][3] - The development of leisure agriculture is seen as a significant measure to promote modern agriculture, increase farmers' income, and build a new socialist countryside [1][2] Policy Support - The central and local governments have issued multiple supportive documents to promote Hainan's development in tropical efficient agriculture and establish an international tourism consumption center [1][2] - Recent policies include guidelines for developing shared farms and a three-year action plan for rural tourism development from 2024 to 2026 [1][2] Economic Impact - Hainan's leisure agriculture (including leisure fisheries) generates an annual revenue of 7.7 billion yuan and receives 37.71 million visitors each year [2] - The province has established 69 provincial-level shared farms and 12 beautiful fishing villages, along with various tourism routes [2] Future Opportunities - The full closure of the Hainan Free Trade Port on December 18 is expected to bring significant benefits to leisure agriculture, including zero tariffs on imported agricultural facilities and materials [3] - The integration of agriculture, ecology, and culture is emphasized, with a focus on creating high-value leisure agricultural ecosystems [3] Market Activity - A recent investment promotion event in Hainan saw numerous shared farms engaging in investment discussions, resulting in seven projects being signed on-site [4][6] - Companies are actively planning large-scale leisure agriculture projects, leveraging the favorable policies of the free trade port [6]