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Sep 22Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Outdoor Sports Participation Tops 400 Million, Safety Risks in Focus

    A commentary cites the General Administration of Sport's China Outdoor Sports Industry Development Report (2024-2025), noting that by early April 2025 outdoor sports participation in China exceeded 400 million, with the 25-34 age group the largest. It also notes frequent reports of young people in outdoor distress and that some guides lack systematic emergency rescue capabilities, calling for better industry rules and safety guidance.

Sep 21Mon
  1. China Tourism News

    Pingxiang Wugong Mountain: A Differentiated Practice in Outdoor Sports and Leisure Resorts

    The article describes how Jiangxi's Pingxiang Wugong Mountain has positioned itself as a 'cloud grassland outdoor paradise' with outdoor sports as its core breakthrough. Its summit stands at 1,918.3 meters, with hiking routes of varying difficulty and technology such as exoskeleton robots and smart trails. The scenic area is also expanding into leisure resorts, developing both mountain and base areas, and improving service through smart queuing, timed reservations, free service stations and a compensation mechanism.

Sep 11Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    20 Cases Selected as 2026 Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Sports Tourism Best Practices

    On the afternoon of September 11, the Sports Leisure and Outdoor Recreation High-Quality Development Forum was held at Shougang Park in Beijing, where 20 cases were released as 2026 Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei sports tourism best practices. They cover sports events, outdoor recreation and Winter Olympics legacy, with 9 in sports event-tourism integration, 5 in outdoor recreation-tourism integration and 6 in Winter Olympics legacy-tourism integration. The collection was organized by China Tourism News and China Sports Press, supported by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Sports, aiming to deepen integration of sports events, outdoor recreation and Winter Olympics legacy with tourism.