Beijing recibe más de 18 millones de visitas turísticas durante las vacaciones del Primero de Mayo

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Beijing recibió 18,83 millones de visitas turísticas durante los cinco días de vacaciones del Primero de Mayo, lo que representa un aumento del 5,1 por ciento respecto al año anterior. Los ingresos totales por turismo alcanzaron los 22 360 millones de yuanes, un 6,6 por ciento más interanual.

La Oficina Municipal de Cultura y Turismo de Beijing dio a conocer las cifras el martes. Las visitas de turistas extranjeros sumaron 128 000, un aumento del 22,3 por ciento respecto al año pasado. El gasto en turismo receptivo alcanzó los 1380 millones de yuanes, un 22,6 por ciento más interanual. Durante las vacaciones, la ciudad organizó más de 2000 actividades culturales y turísticas, incluyendo espectáculos artísticos, visitas a lugares de interés y ferias de moda. También se llevaron a cabo 1684 sesiones de 332 espectáculos comerciales presenciales, generando alrededor de 260 millones de yuanes en ingresos de taquilla.

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