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On the morning of February 3rd, 65438, the 2008 Beijing Tourism Industry Project Promotion Conference was held in Beijing International Hotel. Ding Xiangyang, deputy mayor of Beijing Municipal People's Government, Zhang Huiguang, director of Beijing Tourism Bureau, and Liang Changxin, member of Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission, attended the meeting and delivered keynote speeches.

As the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games came to an end, the Olympic effect gradually appeared. How to use the Olympic effect to promote the development of Beijing's tourism industry and optimize the industrial structure has attracted more and more attention from the Beijing municipal government and society. This tourism industry promotion conference * * * launched 82 projects with a total investment of more than 78 billion yuan, including 20 tourism cultural and creative projects, 37 scenic spot construction projects, 7 ancient town rural tourism projects, 7 characteristic block projects, ecological restoration projects 1 each, and other projects 10. Among them, there are 23 key projects with a total investment of 28 billion yuan. Six key projects signed cooperation agreements on the spot with a total amount of 3.6 billion yuan.

Vice Mayor Ding Xiangyang pointed out at this promotion meeting that vigorously developing tourism is one of the main means to expand domestic demand and stimulate consumption. In recent years, relying on rich and unique tourism resources, Beijing has actively promoted the development of tourism, basically formed an industrial system, and its industrial scale has been continuously expanded and its industrial benefits have been continuously enhanced. Recently, the municipal government issued the "Opinions on Comprehensively Promoting the Development of Tourism in Beijing", which defined the general idea, encouraging policies, specific measures and development direction of tourism. In the future, Beijing's tourism industry will adhere to the two-wheel drive of investment and consumption, and build two markets in the suburbs. Egypt's tourism will take the characteristic development path of "one area, one color, one ditch and one product". The Beijing Municipal Government will vigorously promote the optimization and upgrading of tourism in the capital, realize the unification of speed, structure, quality and benefit, coordinate with the population, resources and environment of the capital, strive to cultivate and develop tourism into a pillar industry of the capital economy, and promote the comprehensive and coordinated development of the capital economy and society.

Zhang Huiguang, director of the listed tourism bureau, and Liang Changxin, member of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission, delivered keynote speeches and put forward major measures to promote the development of tourism in our city. Representatives from Xuanwu District, Mentougou District, Fangshan District, Daxing District, Miyun County and Yanqing County introduced the tourism development and investment environment of their respective districts and counties, and recommended their own tourism projects.

The meeting was hosted by the Beijing Municipal Government, with the assistance of the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission and the Beijing Tourism Bureau. This is the first major measure after the release of the document "Opinions on Comprehensively Promoting Tourism Development in Beijing", and it is also the first government measure to attract investment for tourism projects in our city. There is reason to believe that Beijing tourism will adhere to the Olympic effect and realize the optimization and upgrading of industrial structure; In the near future, Beijing will be built into the most colorful exhibition and business capital in Asia and a world-class tourist city.

Special Report: Beijing Tourism Industry Development Conference