What stages has the development of tourism in New China gone through? What are the characteristics of each?

The Qianzhan Industry Research Institute pointed out that the development stages of my country's tourism industry are as follows

(1) The pioneering stage (1949-1977)

Mark:

1. The birth of the tourism industry in New China was marked by the establishment of two tourism organizations: "Overseas Chinese Service Agency"

and "China International Travel Service".

2. The expansion of modern tourism in New China is marked by the establishment of the "China Tourism and Tourism Administration", the transfer of China's tourist source market, and the changes in the composition of tourists.

(2) Reform and revitalization stage (1978-1989)

After 1978, with the implementation of the national opening-up policy, the status and role of tourism in the national economy have been due attention. Under the guidance of a series of correct tourism guidelines and policies, through continuous reforms, my country's tourism industry has broken through the long-standing model of basically foreign affairs reception. The nature of tourism as a comprehensive economic undertaking has been affirmed, and it has become a highly dynamic industry. A new development model is gradually taking shape.

(3) Comprehensive development stage (1990-)

my country ranks 4th and 5th in the world in terms of the number of inbound tourists and tourism foreign exchange earnings respectively, becoming the first tourism industry in Asia Big country.

my country's tourism industry has entered a historical stage of simultaneous development in three major markets - the inbound tourism market, the domestic tourism market, and the outbound tourism market.

As of the end of 2006, there were 12,751 star-rated hotels, 17,957 travel agencies, 762 higher tourism colleges and 762 general universities with tourism departments (majors) in the country, and secondary vocational colleges. There are 941 schools with 734,900 students enrolled. There are more than 2.71 million people directly employed in tourism.