Beijing’s Miyun district has launched favorable policies and primary projects to stimulate tourism and cultural development.
The district will house homes, rural tourism destinations, museums, libraries and independent bookstores to become a demonstration domain of cultural experiences, travel and recreation in 2021, he said at a tourist progression convention on November 18.
The assembly aimed to stimulate the progression of quality tourism and respond to the spirit of President Xi Jinping’s call to continue efforts to improve The Miyun Reservoir, Beijing’s main drinking water reservoir, and to make full progress in building an ecological civilization.
Companies investing at least 50 million yuan ($7. 6 million) in the above sectors will get 1% of the actual amount of the investment. Qualified host families and hotels will get prizes ranging from 100,000 to 500,000 yuan, according to district policy.
“We will take advantage of the local culture and expand the courses for the circle of friendly travelers,” says Yin Wenhuan, who runs Shanli Lohas, a hotel organization in a village in Miyun, where the exteriors of the hotels have kept their date look The village is nestled in a valley and has a single front and exit.
“They will live here and revel in agriculture,” Yin says.
Beijing Enterprises Group will invest in the structure of a boutique hotel next year, said Li Yongcheng, a senior corporate official.
“We focus on the progression of rural tourism, on the characteristics of Miyun,” li says.
The Beijing company is already concerned about the structure of a family reception circle in Miyun. These projects will be completed until the end of this year, according to Li.
The company will continue to work with Miyun’s plan to contribute to the neighborhood’s ecological and tourism progress, Li says. “We have many opportunities for cooperation and investment here. “
Historical and cultural elements will be in the center of east Miyun, while western regions will provide more reports reminiscent of the country’s revolutionary history. Northern Miyun will be full of agricultural tourism and camping resources, while fashion, play and pastoral charm will be discovered in the south.
An itinerary showing the Gubeikou Great Wall in the district will be developed to cover the elements of study, recreation and sports for ers.
In addition, the local culture of water and fishing will be incorporated into tourism. Domestic and other tourist services will be organized along the Marathon slopes that wind through the Miyun Forest.
The district is looking to generate revenue from its main tourist sites by 40% year-on-year up to 826 million yuan until the end of next year, according to Ge Jungai, head of Miyun’s advertising department.