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The Cultural and Tourism Development Plan for the 14th Five-Year period was released, outlining targets through 2030. It sets inbound tourism at 190 million and domestic outbound trips at 8.3 billion, and aims to提升 the contribution of culture and tourism to GDP, while expanding high-quality, immersive and personalized travel experiences. It also calls for improved public services, broader tourism product supply, and more convenient travel and payment services to boost domestic and inbound tourism growth.

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  1. 01Targets: by 2030, inbound tourism 190 million and domestic outbound trips 8.3 billion.
  2. 02Plans to improve public services, including free toilets and public cultural venues, and expand self-drive camping facilities.
  3. 03Aims to diversify tourism supply, enhance multi-language services, payments, reservations, and create more immersive, experiential, and culturally integrated travel experiences.
  4. 04Market shift toward leisure, cultural experiences, and personalized consumption; expansion of tourism to counties, rural areas, and niche segments like senior and family travel.
  5. 05 emphasizes the integration of culture and tourism and the development of new scenes such as immersive culture, outdoor sports tourism, and urban roaming.

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