The Chinese government has recently approved and issued the "15th Five-Year Plan" for Building a Strong Tourism Nation.
The plan outlines the goal of achieving significant progress in high-quality tourism development by 2030. It aims to perfect the modern tourism industry framework and solidify tourism's status as a pillar industry within the national economy.
The document emphasizes the sector's role in stimulating domestic demand, boosting employment, and invigorating the market. It targets a steady increase in the value-added contribution of tourism and related industries to the nation's GDP.
Key objectives include the continuous improvement of public tourism services and a sustained rise in public satisfaction with travel experiences.
The strategy focuses on cultivating new growth drivers for the tourism sector. It advocates for building a modern industrial system by pursuing intelligent, green, and integrated development pathways.
The plan calls for fostering new quality productive forces tailored to local conditions to create fresh competitive advantages and propel the industry to a higher level.
Major tasks specified in the plan involve optimizing the spatial distribution of tourism resources, enriching the supply of high-quality tourism products, and unleashing the potential of tourism consumption.
It also details efforts to enhance public tourism services, strengthen international exchanges and cooperation in tourism—including with Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan—and promote efficient governance within the industry alongside a robust support system.
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