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China “heats up” the global ice and snow economy
2026-01-11 source:Xinhua News Agency

The "China Ice and Snow Tourism Development Report (2026)" shows

It is expected that in the winter of 2025 to 2026

The number of ice and snow tourism and leisure tourists in China will reach 360 million

Revenue is expected to reach 450 billion yuan


“300 million people on ice and snow” moves from promise to reality

China “heats up” the global ice and snow economy

The 2026 Harbin International Ice and Snow Economy Expo

came to a close recently

Attracting about 300 well-known companies from more than 20 countries and regions

Enterprises participating in the exhibition

panoramic display of cutting-edge achievements in the entire industry chain such as ice and snow sports, ice and snow culture,

ice and snow equipment, ice and snow tourism

The strength of China’s “ice and snow technology” is eye-catching

Relying on a huge consumer market

and a constantly improving modern ice and snow industry system

China has injected new momentum into the global ice and snow industry

China's ice and snow craze

is "burning" the world


Reporters: Zhang Yue, Zhang Qiming, Zhu Na, Qin Lang

Editor: Li Yinghe (intern)

Xinhua News Agency external

Xinhua News Agency Heilongjiang Branch

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