Where to open for free on May 19 Tourism Day this year?

Free or half-price attractions in various places on May 19 China Tourism Day:

On May 18, 19 and 20, the Tiantai Mountain Scenic Area is open to tourists from all over the world for free

Tiantai Mountain As the first tourist destination in the "Diary of Traveling to Tiantai Mountain" at the beginning of "Xu Xiake's Travels", it is open to global tourists for free from May 18 to May 20 every year. At the same time, government-invested attractions are open to local residents in Tiantai for free from May 21, including Guoqing Temple, Qiongtai Fairy Valley, Chicheng Mountain, Shiliang, Huading, Jigong’s former residence and other scenic spots.

Shanxi: Tickets for scenic spots in the province are half-priced to welcome guests

Shanxi Provincial Price, Housing and Urban-Rural Development, Tourism and other departments jointly issued the following: From now on, every May 19th, all tourist attractions in the province will Tickets (attractions) are half-price; if the state stipulates that ticket prices are discounted, the original preferential policy will be implemented on the basis of half-price; scenic spots (attractions) are encouraged to implement more favorable ticket prices.

Shanghai: Free or half-price tickets for some attractions

On May 19, Shanghai Binjiang Forest Park, Wildlife Park, Chenshan Botanical Garden, Jinmao Tower Observation Hall, and Songjiang Happy Valley will launch tickets Half price. From May 19th to May 20th, Shanghai Oriental Pearl also stated that its 135 yuan ticket for the second ball on "China Tourism Day" will be discounted at half price. The half price includes individual tickets and group tickets for adults (including disabled people) and children (1.2~1.4 meters, excluding 1.4 meters), excluding annual passes.

Shanghai’s main tourist attractions, many traditional tourist attractions such as Shanghai Happy Valley and Madame Tussauds, as well as new tourist attractions such as the China Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo, are expected to receive tourists for free or with discounted tickets.

Shandong: 11 cities launch programs to benefit people

Shandong has identified 11 cities to launch "China Tourism Day" programs to benefit people. Taishan Scenic Area offers a discount of 100 yuan per person in the off-season for all tourists who purchase tickets to enter the mountain. Small attractions such as Queen Mother Pond, Puzhao Temple, and Yuquan Temple are free for tourists; all tourist attractions (spots) in Jiaozhou City, Qingdao are open to the public free of charge.

Ninghai, Zhejiang: 3 days of free travel to the scenic spot every year

Ninghai, Zhejiang, the place where "Xu Xiake's Travels" begins, the county promises May 18th, 19th and 20th every year For three days, tourists can travel in Ninghai for free. Free items do not include scenic area vehicle and boat fees and hot spring bath fees; rafting items are charged at half the price.

Zhouzhuang, Jiangsu: The first "free tour"

Zhouzhuang Town, Kunshan, China's first water town, recently released information through CCTV that on May 19, the ancient town scenic spots will be free of charge (no admission to the ancient town) , celebrating the birth of the first "China Tourism Day".

Yunnan: Many scenic spots welcome guests at half price

On May 19, tickets to Yunnan Ethnic Village are half price; tickets to all A-level and above scenic spots in Chuxiong Prefecture are discounted at half price; Baoshan City is Provide tourists with coupons, special travel routes, special hotel prices, and special meal services on the tourist day.

Introduction to China Tourism Day:

China Tourism Day is held on May 19 every year and is not a statutory holiday. The festival originated on May 19, 2001. Ma Shaoqin, a native of Ninghai, Zhejiang, issued an initiative to the society to establish a "China Tourism Day" in the name of Ninghai Xu Xiake Travel Club, and suggested the first article of "Xu Xiake's Travel Diary" "Tiantai Mountain Travel Diary" The opening day (May 19) is named China Tourism Day. On March 30, 2011, the State Council Executive Meeting passed a resolution that starting from 2011, May 19 every year will be "China Tourism Day".