Liaoning Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government Inspect and Coordinate National Day Holiday Transportation and Culture-Tourism Work
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On October 1, 2026, the first day of the National Day holiday, Liaoning Provincial Party Secretary Xu Kunlin and Governor Wang Xinwei inspected and coordinated work on workplace safety and transportation and culture-tourism during the National Day holiday in Shenyang, and held a video coordination meeting to hear reports from departments including the Provincial Public Security Department, the Provincial Department of Transportation, and the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, and conducted video link coordination with cities including Dalian and Liaoyang. Xu Kunlin emphasized the need to make every effort to ensure transportation remains stable and orderly, safely and meticulously organize culture-tourism-sports-commercial activities, and stimulate the potential of culture-tourism consumption.
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- China Tourism NewsOn the first day of the National Day holiday, Liaoning Provincial Party Secretary Xu Kunlin and Governor Wang Xinwei inspected and coordinated work on production safety, transportation, culture and tourism
On October 1, the first day of the National Day holiday, Liaoning Provincial Party Secretary Xu Kunlin and Governor Wang Xinwei inspected and coordinated National Day holiday work on production safety, transportation, culture and tourism in Shenyang, and held a video coordination meeting to hear reports from departments including the Provincial Public Security Department, the Provincial Department of Transportation, and the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, and connected via video to coordinate cities including Dalian and Liaoyang. Xu Kunlin stressed the need to make every effort to ensure transportation remains stable and orderly, safely and meticulously organize culture, tourism, sports and commercial activities, and stimulate the potential of culture and tourism consumption.
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