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Inner Mongolia issues the "15th Five-Year Plan" for sports development

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On November 6, 2026, according to a report by China Tourism News, the General Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government recently issued the "Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region '15th Five-Year Plan' for Sports Development," proposing to promote the integrated development of agriculture and animal husbandry, culture, tourism, sports and commerce, and to link diverse elements such as events, culture, scenic spots and agricultural products. The plan specifies continuing to strengthen the sports service industry, expanding the influence of events such as the "Meng Chao" and the Mongolian Horse Super League, and expanding "ticket stub+" and "bib number+" consumption scenarios, and building a "all-region + all-season" outdoor sports development system. The plan has currently been issued, and no follow-up reports on related implementation measures have yet been seen.

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11月6日
  1. China Tourism News
    Inner Mongolia issues the "15th Five-Year Plan" for sports development, promoting the integrated development of agriculture and animal husbandry, culture, tourism, sports, and commerce

    The General Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government recently issued the "Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region '15th Five-Year Plan' for Sports Development," proposing to promote the integrated development of agriculture and animal husbandry, culture, tourism, sports, and commerce, and to link diverse elements such as events, culture, scenic spots, and agricultural products. The plan explicitly states it will continue to strengthen the sports service industry, expand the influence of events such as the "Mengchao" and the Mongolian Horse Super League, and expand consumption scenarios such as "ticket stub+" and "bib number+", building a "whole-region + all-season" outdoor sports development system.

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