北京入境游市场正呈现"短停留"与"长体验"并行的新格局。深蓝智库联合携程调研发现，今年三季度 （7月1日—9月30日）叠加国庆中秋假期（10月1日—8日），北京入境游客中停留时长仅1天的占比达 27.94%，较去年同期显著上升，反映出北京作为国际枢纽的"首站效应"持续增强，停留4—7天的游客占 超过四分之一。这一现象背后，反映入境游客的需求日益分化：短暂停留的游客偏好故宫、长城等标志 性景点"打卡"；停留时间更长的游客则更注重主题体验与深度消费，多元主题和特色体验成为延长停留 时间的关键。面对这一趋势，业内人士指出，北京需从产品供给端发力，拓展特色资源，引入国际服务 标准，加强新业态宣传与人才培养，在入境游的"数量"增长之外，实现"质量"的真正跃升。 入境游客停留占比提升 北京的外国游客越来越多了。9月20日的慕田峪长城检票口，每走几步就能碰到结伴而行的外国游客。 北京出入境边防检查总站数据显示，截至9月14日，北京口岸今年出入境人员数量突破1500万人次，同 比增长约18%。其中出入境外国人超过420万人次，同比增长约34%。 航旅纵横大数据显示，7月1日—10月8日，入境北京的民航旅客量超216万人次，同 ...

Core Insights - Beijing's inbound tourism market is evolving into a new pattern characterized by "short stays" and "long experiences" [1][9] - The proportion of inbound tourists staying for only one day has significantly increased, reflecting the city's role as an international hub [1][2] - There is a growing demand for diverse experiences among inbound tourists, with short-stay visitors favoring iconic landmarks and longer-stay visitors seeking thematic experiences [1][4] Inbound Tourist Trends - As of mid-September, inbound tourist numbers at Beijing's border checkpoints exceeded 15 million, a year-on-year increase of approximately 18%, with foreign visitors surpassing 4.2 million, up about 34% [2] - From July 1 to October 8, the number of inbound air travelers to Beijing exceeded 2.16 million, marking a year-on-year growth of around 14% [2] - The average stay duration for inbound tourists is increasingly skewed towards shorter visits, with 27.94% of tourists staying for just one day, up from 22.76% in the same period last year [2][3] Visitor Preferences - Short-stay tourists predominantly visit major attractions like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, often as part of a transit journey [3][8] - Longer-stay tourists, who typically stay between 4 to 7 days, represent a significant portion of inbound visitors, accounting for 26.23% of the total [4][6] - The demand for thematic and experiential travel is rising, with tourists showing interest in leisure parks and cultural experiences [6][8] Quality and Experience Enhancement - The increase in the proportion of tourists staying for 4 to 7 days presents an opportunity for quality improvement in inbound tourism [9][10] - Enhancing the supply of unique travel products and experiences is crucial for extending visitor stays beyond one day [10][12] - There is a need for better product development and talent cultivation within the tourism sector to meet the evolving demands of international visitors [10][12] Future Directions - The tourism industry must focus on improving the quality of headliner products and promoting diverse offerings to attract repeat visitors [12] - New cultural landmarks and experiences, such as night tours of the Great Wall and technology-themed attractions, should be highlighted to enhance the appeal of Beijing as a travel destination [12]