How does industrial tourism move from singleness to pluralism?

Industrial tourism is a young force for the vigorous development of tourism in China. At present, industrial tourism in China has spread all over the fields. The initial stage of industrial tourism is mainly concentrated in light industry such as food processing, clothing and textile, handicraft manufacturing and so on. Nowadays, industrial tourism has involved all 4 1 industrial categories in China, covering aerospace equipment manufacturing, electronic device manufacturing, new energy household appliances manufacturing, special instrument manufacturing, intelligent equipment manufacturing and other 100 industrial categories and new industrialization achievements, with rich types and distinctive features. All parts of the country, from high-tech industries to hardware manufacturing, have been included in the development space of industrial tourism.

Industrial tourism used to be keen to show the production process and technology, and many people thought it was industrial tourism. Nowadays, the development model of industrial tourism is gradually moving from single to multiple. For example, Yili Rudu Science and Technology Demonstration Park has developed a number of tourist attractions, such as grassland milk culture museum, liquid milk production base and milk powder global model factory, and moved from production line display to comprehensive experience learning in the park.

At present, industrial tourism in China is spreading from local exploration to the whole region. In the vast western region, industrial tourism has blossomed and borne fruit. Qinghai Chaka Salt Lake is an old industrial base. In 2065, it received 5000 tourists, 438+02. Now it has become the largest exhibition and experience place of salt lake culture in China, with 654,380+0.95 million tourists in 20 16 years, realizing tourism income of nearly 100 million yuan. In the northwest border, industrial tourism has become a new bright spot in the tourism market of Bingtuan, especially the development of industrial tourism such as wine making, spice processing, wool textile and fruit deep processing. In the snowy plateau, several Tibetan medicine industrial parks have become national A-level tourist attractions.