Six sites in Shenzhen are listed as top recommended tourist attractions in Guangdong's first series of digital cultural and tourism maps, which were launched Monday at a provincial government press conference in Guangzhou.

A roadshow showcasing the tourism charm of Lhasa in the Xizang Autonomous Region was held in Shenzhen on Oct. 25.

On October 23, a cultural tourism promotion event showcasing Xuzhou, Jiangsu, was held in Shenzhen. Representatives from Xuzhou’s top scenic attractions and tourism organizations delivered an info-packed presentation to guests from Shenzhen and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA).

With the National Day holiday (Oct. 1–8) approaching, Splendid China and China Folk Culture Villages are centering their lineup on a series of intangible cultural heritage experiences, unveiling new activities, settings, and attractions.

On Sept. 10, China’s Teachers’ Day, a cultural tourism promotion event for the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was held at the Nanshan Cultural and Sports Center Theater, showcasing the region’s distinctive tourism resources and cultural features to local residents.

Mission Hills Group, the world’s largest golf and leisure resort operator, and Summit Green Valley Chiang Mai, a premier championship and lifestyle golf destination in northern Thailand, signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Shenzhen yesterday to create a combined golf and travel offering for members of both clubs.

In the rush of city life, a relaxed city walk can be the perfect way to unwind. For anyone looking for inspiration for their next outing, Longgang COCO Park (Galaxy WORLD ● COCO Park) — at the foot of Shenzhen’s tallest twin towers in Longgang District — has opened a new standalone district called “Xingkongli” (星空里).

According to historical records, Jingkou Village (迳口村) in Guangming District dates back to the late Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), when the Huang clan relocated from Fujian Province and settled here. Walking through the village today feels like time has slowed, as local villagers sit leisurely at their doorsteps, selling homegrown vegetables or gathering for card games.

Ocean Park in Hong Kong has announced its plans to create a brand-new Adventure Zone, covering approximately 120,000 square meters and offering a variety of new attractions, including bungee jumps and ziplines!