Thursday, May 30, 2024 Yang Baike, an octogenarian resident of Chongqing, recently experienced a new way of observing Changshou Lake by embarking on a floatplane ride at the Changshou Lake water sports base. This highlights the increasing popularity of low-altitude tourism among diverse age groups. On the first day of this year’s May Day holiday, over 1,000 visitors joined Yang in enjoying aerial adventures at the same base.
New Tourist Attractions: In recent years, numerous tourist attractions across China have introduced low-altitude flight and sightseeing programs. For example, Fengjie County in Chongqing launched helicopter tours earlier this year, offering breathtaking views of Kuimen, the entrance to the deepest gorges of the Yangtze River. Aerial Sports: Aerial sports, such as parachuting and skydiving, are also gaining traction among sports enthusiasts.
The airspace near the Dujiangyan irrigation system has become a favorite spot for parachuting lovers, thanks to its stunning aerial views. Many adventurers have shared their experiences on social media, boosting the popularity of these activities. Regional Developments in Low-Altitude Tourism Hainan Province: Hainan, a leading province in China’s low-altitude tourism, recorded impressive statistics in 2023, with 13,700 hours of flight time, 152,000 takeoffs and landings, and 364,800 passengers.
This highlights the significant demand and potential for growth in this sector. Chongqing and Shenzhen Initiatives: Chongq.
