Core Points - The China Scenic Area Association has completed the draft revision of the "Scenic Area Regulations" and other related research topics, aiming to enhance management and protection of scenic resources [1][2] - The association emphasizes the importance of transforming scenic resources into public welfare and cultural confidence, addressing the challenges of ecological protection and sustainable development [2][6] - Recent achievements include the successful inclusion of the "Badan Jilin Desert - Sand Lake Group" in the World Heritage List, filling a gap in China's desert-type natural heritage [2][3] Regulatory Developments - The National Forestry and Grassland Administration has solicited public opinions on the draft revision of the "Scenic Area Regulations," focusing on planning, functional zoning, and prohibited activities [1] - The association has developed various standards and guidelines, including those for national park signage, community construction, and ticketing systems [2] Industry Challenges and Innovations - The scenic area sector faces challenges such as intensified competition, evolving market demands, and limitations of traditional development models [6] - The association plans to guide the industry in exploring cultural themes and values, leveraging technology to create new products and business models [6] Ongoing Projects - The association is involved in boundary adjustment pilot projects for several scenic areas, including Guangxi Huashan and Gansu Kongtong Mountain, and is advancing planning and consulting projects for over ten other scenic areas [3]