Who owns the ticket income of Chinese tourist attractions?

Tickets for scenic spots are basically divided into two types.

1, a national-level scenic spot, this ticket income is first handed over to the state finance and then dominated by the state.

2. For regional scenic spots, the ticket revenue is controlled by local authorities and turned over to local finance. At present, tickets have been cancelled in many areas to increase the number of tourists and promote the income of other industries, such as the West Lake in Hangzhou, the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing last year and the beach in Qingdao, Guangdong.

Why do China's tourist attractions mainly rely on ticket revenue at present? This is due to the restriction of the current tourism industry structure in China. First of all, the tourist consumption orientation of China people is mainly sightseeing, leisure and relaxation, and most scenic spots in China are also designed to meet people's psychological needs. And foreign tourists mainly go to experience the metropolis, so they can't say that they don't accept tickets, because there is no way to set up a ticket agency. People travel abroad for the purpose of appreciating exotic customs, local culture and urban atmosphere, and enjoying the consumption enthusiasm of big cities, such as Paris, China, Hongkong, Macau, Beijing and Shanghai. However, this kind of consumer market can't meet the public's consumption orientation at all. Therefore, as a tourist attraction with landscape as the main body, its existence is obviously inevitable. On the other hand, we have also drastically reduced some buildings and management methods that damage the natural landscape environment of the scenic spot, and the number of business projects that can be carried out in the scenic spot has decreased, so where the income of the scenic spot comes from, we can only rely on the ticket income as the fulcrum.