Movement Alert|Tongcheng Travel Rises 5.26% in Regular Trading, New Adventure Park Opens at Hainan Yanoda Scenic Area

Market Focus07-16

On July 16, Tongcheng Travel rose 5.26% in regular trading to HK$12.8, with turnover of HK$53.51 million. The stock rebounded sharply from near its 52-week low of HK$11.67.

On the news front, Tongcheng Travel's subsidiary Hainan Yanoda Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area officially launched its new 123 Adventure Park on July 15, introducing canyon canyoneering via ferrata and rainforest gorge rafting as core outdoor offerings. The park fills a gap in mid-Hainan mountain adventure tourism, targeting youth, families, and corporate team-building groups during the peak summer travel season. The project marks Tongcheng's continued push to transform its scenic areas from traditional sightseeing toward immersive experiential tourism.

Broader sector tailwinds also supported the move, as the Ministry of Culture and Tourism recently released the Tourism Strong Nation 15th Five-Year Plan, targeting 8.3 billion domestic tourist trips and RMB 7.7 trillion in spending by 2030. Within the Hotels, Resorts and Cruise Lines sector, TRIP.COM rose 2.8%, Travelsky Technology gained 2.89%, and China Travel Hong Kong advanced 2.73%.

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