Core Insights - Zhangjiakou City is leveraging the post-Olympic economy, hosting over 2,900 cultural and sports tourism events during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, with the number of international and national snow sports events ranking first in the country for four consecutive years [1][3] Group 1: Venue Development - The city has implemented a strategy of "gathering business through events, sustaining venues through business, and driving production through business," transitioning winter Olympic venues from seasonal to year-round usage [3] - Zhangjiakou has completed 26 adaptive renovations on key venues, hosting 2,475 various events, with international and national snow sports events leading the country for three consecutive years [3] - The city is rolling out 340 key projects in the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Sports and Cultural Tourism Belt, with the number of A-level tourist attractions ranking first in the province [3] Group 2: Ice and Snow Sports Development - Zhangjiakou is actively promoting ice and snow sports, hosting 1,089 training and competition events during the 14th Five-Year Plan, including five international and 31 national events [3] - The city has built 16 ski resorts and 21 indoor ice rinks, facilitating public access to ice and snow activities [3] - Over 9,000 public ice and snow sports instructors and 5,000 national certified ski coaches have been trained, with plans to host over 30 major events by 2025 [3] Group 3: Integration of Sports, Culture, and Tourism - Zhangjiakou is deepening the integration of sports culture and tourism, signing cooperation agreements with Beijing to enhance regional collaboration [5] - The city has established 80 national A-level scenic spots and 85 star-rated hotels, along with five national and provincial tourism resorts [5] - The "Smart Zhangjiakou" platform has been developed, with significant growth in educational tourism, receiving 1.031 million visitors since 2025, a 171% increase year-on-year [5]