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Inner Mongolia Issues 15th Five-Year Tourism Development Plan

The General Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Government issued the 15th Five-Year Tourism Development Plan for Inner Mongolia. The plan targets significant high-quality tourism development by 2030, with domestic visitor arrivals aiming to grow about 4.9% annually, domestic tourism spending about 4.1% annually, and inbound visitor numbers and inbound tourism spending aiming to grow about 4.2% and 2.9% annually respectively. It outlines eight priority areas, a spatial layout of "one core leading, two wings coordinating, five belts linking, multiple poles supporting," and cross-sector integration of culture and tourism with primary, secondary, and tertiary industries.

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Impact and considerations

The plan provides a medium-term policy framework for tourism supply, investment, and regional cooperation in Inner Mongolia; its growth targets and spatial layout will shape business opportunities in cultural tourism projects, transport, and industrial tourism.

Key points

  • The General Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Government officially issued the 15th Five-Year Tourism Development Plan for Inner Mongolia.
  • The plan targets significant high-quality tourism development by 2030, a maturing modern tourism system, and a more consolidated pillar-industry status.
  • Domestic visitor arrivals in the region aim to grow about 4.9% annually, and domestic tourism spending about 4.1% annually.
  • Inbound visitor numbers and inbound tourism spending aim to grow about 4.2% and 2.9% annually respectively.
  • The plan outlines eight priority areas, including optimizing tourism development layout, enriching high-quality tourism supply, and promoting innovation-driven integration.
  • The spatial layout is "one core leading, two wings coordinating, five belts linking, multiple poles supporting."
  • It promotes cross-sector integration of culture and tourism with primary, secondary, and tertiary industries, exploring tourism-oriented use of energy and equipment-manufacturing resources and developing industrial tourism based on dairy, meat, and cashmere resources.

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中国旅游新闻网
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First source publication
22 Sept 2026, 08:00
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22 Sept 2026, 18:23
Last updated
22 Sept 2026, 08:00
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