Core Points - The recent snowfall and temperature drop in the Altay region of Xinjiang has initiated the snow-making process for the 2025 snow season [1][3] - The Koktokay Ski Resort plans to open ski trails ranging from 2500 to 3100 meters and will offer free trial skiing on October 10 and 11, with the official opening on October 12 [6] - The Altay region is recognized as a prime skiing destination, with ski resorts upgrading trails and introducing various benefits to attract more visitors [10] Industry Developments - The Koktokay Ski Resort has already produced 200,000 cubic meters of artificial snow as of October 9, while the Jikeplin Ski Resort has also begun snow-making, featuring a total of 103 ski trails with a combined length of 108 kilometers [11] - The region's ski resorts are strategically located within the world's optimal skiing latitude, enhancing their appeal as a national skiing hub [10]

Core Points - The Jilin Provincial Government has launched a special action plan to boost consumption, focusing on the development of winter tourism and ski resorts [1] - The plan includes a series of activities called "Summer of Ski Resorts" to promote integrated development of agriculture, culture, and tourism in key ski areas [1] - Financial incentives are provided for ski resorts based on their visitor numbers, with one-time subsidies of 1 million yuan for those exceeding 1 million visitors, 500,000 yuan for those with at least 500,000 visitors, and 300,000 yuan for those with at least 300,000 visitors [1] Group 1 - The plan aims to enhance the year-round operational capacity of ski resorts by encouraging the development of various winter activities such as ice fishing, ice restaurants, and snow sculptures [1] - The overall funding for ice and snow consumption vouchers has been increased to 100 million yuan [1] - The initiative also includes guidance for key ice and snow enterprises to update and improve their product offerings, ensuring comprehensive coverage of snow entertainment projects in counties [1]