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Sep 29Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Hainan Issues 18 Measures to Strengthen Sea-Use Support for Marine Tourism

    Hainan's Department of Natural Resources and Planning, together with the provincial finance, agriculture and rural affairs, and tourism, culture, radio, television and sports departments, issued the Opinions on Strengthening Sea-Use Factor Support and Service Management for Marine Fisheries and Tourism, setting out 18 specific measures to coordinate sea-use support and standardized management for marine fisheries and marine tourism. The Opinions took effect on September 15 and are valid for five years. For marine tourism sea use, the document further regulates sea-use management for diving, yacht marinas and commercial bathing beaches, clarifies the term for diving sea-use grants, and sets…

  2. China Tourism News

    2026 Jiaodong Ocean Children's Festival Opens in Qingdao, Releases 8 Study Tour Routes

    On the evening of September 28, the 2026 Jiaodong Ocean Children's Festival opened in Qingdao, Shandong, themed 'Children's Voices Riding the Waves, Study Tours Setting Sail,' co-hosted by the Qingdao Culture and Tourism Bureau and Laoshan District Government. The event features a system of one opening performance, eight on-site interactive zones, and ten district/city sub-venues, running until December. Eight premium Jiaodong ocean study tour routes were released, linking Yantai, Weihai, Weifang, and Rizhao to integrate marine technology and maritime culture resources across five cities, advancing Jiaodong cultural tourism from single-point breakthroughs to cluster empowerment.

Sep 20Sun
  1. China Tourism News

    Hainan Hosts "Seeing Hainan from the Sea" Public Education Cruise

    On the morning of September 19, a public education session titled "Seeing Hainan from the Sea: Youth Opening a New Chapter" was held aboard the cruise vessel Hailv No. 01, organized by Hainan Marine Tourism Investment and Development Co., Ltd., with more than 100 university students from Hainan taking part. Structured around four themes—understanding, knowing, respecting and protecting the ocean—the 60-minute voyage featured a marine-literacy lecture by Pan Zhixin, associate professor at Hainan University's School of International Tourism and Public Administration. Topics covered China's 3 million square kilometers of jurisdictional waters, Hainan's roughly 2 million square kilometers of au…