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…
Impact and considerations
The event shows Hainan marine tourism operators shifting cruise vessels from pure sightseeing toward cultural, educational and experiential products, offering a replicable model for MICE, study-tour and corporate team-building activities at sea, and reflecting state-owned enterprises' branded approach under the provin…
Key points
- On the morning of September 19, the "Seeing Hainan from the Sea: Youth Opening a New Chapter" public class was held aboard Hailv No. 01, with over 100 university students from Hainan participating.
- Organized by Hainan Marine Tourism Investment and Development Co., Ltd., it is positioned as a purely public-interest brand activity responding to Hainan's marine-power strategy and fulfilling the company's state-owned enterprise social responsibility.
- The course covered four themes—understanding, knowing, respecting and protecting the ocean—delivering marine-literacy teaching during a 60-minute voyage, lectured by Pan Zhixin, associate professor at Hainan University's School of International Tourism and Public Administration.
- The lecture explained the composition of China's 3 million square kilometers of jurisdictional waters and highlighted Hainan's roughly 2 million square kilometers of authorized jurisdiction, two-thirds of the national marine territory.
- Content covered six categories of marine resources—space, biological, mineral, chemical, dynamic and tourism—as well as marine pollution, overfishing and threats to mangrove and coral reef ecosystems.
- The course also introduced marine ecological protection legislation, the summer fishing moratorium, aquaculture standards and nature reserve development.
- The organizer called the event a key step in upgrading its cruise operations from sightseeing services to a cultural carrier, with plans to enrich its themed product matrix and explore an "ocean + culture + sports + tourism" integration path.
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- 20 Sept 2026, 08:00
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