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Beijing Adds Six Red Tourism Scenic Sites

On September 17, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism announced six newly designated red tourism scenic sites. Under the Beijing Red Tourism Scenic Site Assessment and Management Measures, following district recommendations, site inspections, and review meetings, the six sites approved for 2026 include the former site of Radio Station 491 in Chaoyang District, the Zhongguancun Village History Museum in Haidian District, the Beiping Takeover Cadre Training Class (Liangxiang Confucian Temple) in Fangshan District, the Shaotang Literature Museum in Tongzhou District, the Century Newspaper Reading Hall in Pinggu District, and the Xinhua Printing Factory in the Economic-Technologi…

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Impact and considerations

The new red tourism sites expand Beijing's study-tour and group-visit options, giving organizations additional itinerary and hosting choices.

Key points

  • On September 17, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism issued an announcement on the 2026 list of newly added Beijing red tourism scenic sites, adding six sites.
  • The assessment followed the Beijing Red Tourism Scenic Site Assessment and Management Measures, through district recommendations, site inspections, and review meetings.
  • The six sites approved for 2026 include the former site of Radio Station 491 in Chaoyang District, the Zhongguancun Village History Museum in Haidian District, and the Beiping Takeover Cadre Training Class (Liangxiang Confucian Temple) in Fangshan District.
  • The other three are the Shaotang Literature Museum in Tongzhou District, the Century Newspaper Reading Hall in Pinggu District, and the Xinhua Printing Factory in the Economic-Technological Development Area.

Sources and time

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中国旅游新闻网
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First source publication
17 Sept 2026, 08:00
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17 Sept 2026, 22:16
Last updated
17 Sept 2026, 08:00
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