Wuhan, with its rising tourism industry, ranks second in the country in terms of the number of tourists it receives, but why is its tourism revenue less than half that of Chengdu?

Because Wuhan currently has extremely high popularity and popularity, but the tourism industry has not yet been fully developed. The subsequent shopping efforts are not enough, and there are not many souvenirs or "gifts" that tourists can take away. As a result, Wuhan’s popularity is high, but its tourism revenue has been stagnant.

With the development of the Internet, the city of Wuhan has become popular. More and more tourists come here to experience the customs and customs of Wuhan. Yellow Crane Tower, Wuhan University, Yangtze River Light Show, Zhiyin Cruise, and Optics Valley Pedestrian Street are gradually becoming familiar and loved by tourists. Although Wuhan ranks second in the country in terms of number of tourists, its income from travel is only half that of Chengdu. This illustrates a problem: Wuhan’s tourism industry is not fully developed. It's just getting started. Looking at the tourism industry in Chengdu, you can see entertainment facilities for tourists to spend and play everywhere. Each attraction has many small gifts and snacks for tourists to take away. Chengdu has fully developed its own tourism potential, allowing tourists to have fun and spend money.

Wuhan’s current tourism development efforts are limited to the development of scenic spots and scenery. It lacks the attraction for tourists to shop and spend after having fun. Although Wuhan also has many specialty snacks and delicious food. But it can only be eaten locally and cannot be taken home by tourists. The famous hot dry noodles are the most delicious when they are freshly made and eaten, and tourists cannot take them back to their hometowns to eat again.

Now Wuhan only has super high popularity and popularity, but there is no matching consumption driving force. That’s why Wuhan is so popular, but its tourism revenue is only half that of Chengdu.