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Sep 17Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Beijing Issues Plan to Deepen Culture, Commerce, Tourism, Sports and Exhibition Integration

    The Beijing Municipal People's Government recently issued the Implementation Plan for Expanding and Upgrading Modern Service Industries in Beijing (2026-2030), which explicitly calls for deepening the integrated development of culture, commerce, tourism, sports and exhibitions, and for coordinated development under the framework of "culture leading, commerce transforming, technology empowering, tourism linking, sports driving and exhibitions amplifying." The plan proposes building and operating urban vitality districts such as the Grand Canal waterfront space, the "two parks and one river" waterfront living room, the South Central Axis "future axis" and the Olympic International Reception H…

Sep 11Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    Beijing Chaoyang Promotes Support Policies for Culture-Commerce-Tourism-Sports-Exhibition Integrati…

    On 11 September, at the 2026 CIFTIS Chaoyang District cultural tourism industry policy press conference, the Chaoyang District Culture and Tourism Bureau presented 2026 support policies for culture-commerce-tourism-sports-exhibition integration. In 2025, Chaoyang's 'eight policies' support funds were deployed, with 35 projects receiving 21 million yuan. The 2026 measures cover all formats: performing arts support for large concerts, music festivals and premium performances; special support for quality exhibitions selling 30,000 or more tickets annually; rewards for non-professional leagues based on audience and participant scale; funding for World's Top 100 exhibitions or UFI-certified proj…

Sep 10Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    CIFTIS Promotes Deep Integration of Culture, Commerce, Tourism, Sports and Exhibitions

    The 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) runs from 9 to 13 September in Beijing, featuring for the first time a 'China Services' zone in the core theme exhibition area and 'going global' service zones in several thematic exhibitions. The article argues that deep integration of culture, commerce, tourism, sports and exhibitions is an inevitable choice for upgrading service consumption. Data shows services exports grew 17.6% in the first half of the year; inbound tourism drove travel services exports to RMB 229.2 billion, up 31.1%; and personal culture and entertainment services exports grew 57.2%. About 90 countries, regions and international organisations and over 1,…