Winter wonderland woos tourists


Changing demand: Visitors explore Taiwu Ski Resort in Zhangjiakou, Hebei province. — China Daily

SNOW and ice may have brought travellers to China’s winter cities, but it is food, shopping and leisure services that are increasingly shaping how long they will stay and how they will experience the trip.

From resort dining to cultural souvenirs, China’s winter tourism industry is shifting its focus beyond the slopes, turning seasonal travel into a broader consumption story.

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