中新网郑州1月4日电 (记者 刘鹏)记者4日从河南省文化和旅游厅获悉，2026年元旦假期该省累计接待国 内游客1743.7万人次，实现旅游收入89.9亿元，接待人次、旅游收入实现同比双增长，冰雪游、乡村游 等热度攀升。 在三天假期期间，河南各级文化场馆、艺术院团深挖地域文化资源，策划推出系列主题鲜明、形式多样 的文化惠民活动。河南省文化和旅游厅统计数据显示，公共文化场馆进馆198.2万人次，惠民文化活动 5348总场次(线上+线下)，线上线下观看和参与民众208.7万人次。其中，博物馆、纪念馆进馆116.8万人 次。 值得一提的是，假期期间该省文博场馆优化服务供给，推出特色展览与互动项目。河南博物院推 出"'马'上启程·豫博奇妙夜"限定活动，中国文字博物馆开展"元骐载字·旦书乘黄"主题社教活动，洛阳博 物馆"一夜探古今"活动人气高涨。 此外，新年音乐会、戏曲晚会等高品质演艺活动也在假期陆续上演。如郑州的王源2025客厅狂欢跨年演 唱会、梨园名家名段戏曲演唱会等，安阳举办新年演唱会、殷墟跨年嘉年华等，鹤壁朝歌老街上演《大 商朝歌》情景剧及封神人物高跷巡游等。 今年元旦假期，冰雪游、乡村游热度持续攀升。新乡南太行 ...

Core Viewpoint - The province has introduced policies to enhance the quality of museum services, focusing on improving operational efficiency, incentive mechanisms, and support measures to address existing challenges in the museum sector [1][2] Group 1: Policy Measures - The new policy includes 11 specific measures aimed at resolving issues such as mismatched opening hours, homogenized cultural products, and inadequate incentive mechanisms [1] - Key requirements for improving service efficiency include planning high-quality exhibitions, extending and increasing opening hours, promoting cultural product development, optimizing service supply, and creating new cultural formats [1] Group 2: Opening Hours and Accessibility - The policy sets clear targets for extending opening hours, mandating a minimum of 60 additional open days and 90 extra hours of operation annually, with specific provisions for holidays and potential Monday openings [1] - The majority of special exhibitions, lectures, and experiential activities will remain free, ensuring public access to cultural resources [2] Group 3: Cultural Innovation and Revenue Allocation - The province encourages the development of "digital museums" and immersive experiences to enhance visitor engagement and adapt to the digital age [2] - At least 70% of net revenue from cultural product development must be reinvested into museum operations, with a maximum of 30% allocated for staff incentives [2] - Museums demonstrating effective results in extending opening hours and developing cultural products may receive increased performance-based salary allocations [2]