有着悠久历史的兆麟公园冰灯游园会亦将于同日22时正式闭园。第52届哈尔滨冰灯艺术游园会发布公告 称，园内部分冰雕景观因气温回升开始融化，为了保障游客安全，景区即日起停止开放。 随着一批冰雪乐园陆续"告别"，哈尔滨冰雪游逐渐进入尾声。正如一位游客在社交平台上所言："冰会 融化，花会凋零，但哈尔滨的热情永远在。"(完) 中新社哈尔滨2月19日电 (记者 王琳 王妮娜)哈尔滨19日迎来气温回升，城区最高气温达到零摄氏度以 上。受此影响，第二十七届哈尔滨冰雪大世界、第八届哈尔滨松花江冰雪嘉年华、第52届哈尔滨冰灯艺 术游园会在同一天相继宣布临时闭园或调整运营时间。 作为世界最大的冰雪主题乐园，哈尔滨冰雪大世界19日发布公告称，根据气象预报，近两日气温升高将 对园区内的冰雪景观产生影响。为保障游客安全和游玩体验，景区决定于20日至21日临时闭园两天，22 日17时拟恢复运营，营业时间延长至当日24时。 与此同时，位于松花江冰面上的第八届哈尔滨松花江冰雪嘉年华也将于19日21时30分关闭园区。运营方 表示，由于天气因素是影响冰上项目安全的主要因素，为最大限度保障游客安全，不得不提前结束本届 冰雪嘉年华的运营。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rising popularity of Harbin as a winter tourism destination among Southeast Asian tourists reflects the resilience and vitality of China's ice and snow economy, driven by visa-free policies and cultural exchanges [1][4]. Group 1: Tourism Trends - Southeast Asian tourists are increasingly attracted to Harbin due to the stark contrast between their warm climates and Harbin's cold weather, leading to a surge in visitors seeking unique experiences [3][4]. - The growth of indoor skiing facilities in Southeast Asia has cultivated a new generation of skiing enthusiasts, prompting many to travel to Northeast China for skiing and winter vacations [3][4]. - The influx of Southeast Asian tourists has led to a significant increase in the number of visitors to ice and snow attractions in regions like Harbin, Jilin, and Sichuan [4][6]. Group 2: Economic Impact - China's ice and snow industry has expanded from 364.7 billion yuan in 2016 to 980 billion yuan by 2024, with a notable increase in foreign tourist numbers attributed to relaxed visa policies [6][10]. - The introduction of visa facilitation measures has lowered barriers for cross-border travel, making it easier for tourists from Southeast Asia to visit China [6][7]. - The demand for direct flights from cities like Bangkok to Harbin has surged, with travel agencies reporting over 3,000 Thai tourists since the start of the ice season [6][7]. Group 3: Cultural Experience - Southeast Asian tourists are increasingly seeking immersive cultural experiences, with a growing interest in local customs, winter fishing, and ice sculpture art in Northeast China [9][10]. - The trend of "living like locals" is becoming popular among tourists, who appreciate the opportunity to engage with the local culture and environment [9][10]. - Enhancements in service quality and market regulation are necessary to cater to the preferences of Southeast Asian tourists, including dining and accommodation options [10].