Visitors to Xinjiang give a subsidy of 500 yuan

After the violent and tragic events that took place this year, the number of visitors from Xinjiang dropped by 40% year-on-year. At present, Xinjiang is coordinating with 19 mainland aid provinces and cities, and it is welcomed to travel groups around Xinjiang to travel. It will provide 500 yuan for each visitor to Xinjiang, and also invites visitors to rest assured of safety and security issues.

Every year in May, Xinjiang has ushered in a tourist season. The famous Tupu Fan Grape Valley at home and abroad, the beautiful Tianshan Tianchi, the unique Urumqi International Grand Bazaar, and the folk customs of Kashi in southern Xinjiang have attracted many domestic and foreign tourists from afar. However, this year’s violent and tragic incidents inevitably led to doubts in the minds of those planning to travel to Xinjiang. Are you still safe in Xinjiang? Are there more surprises when you travel to Xinjiang?

Xinjiang is located in the center of Asia-Europe continent. The three passages of South, North, and China of the Ancient Silk Road pass through this area. It is a door and window that China opens to the west. As a province with rich tourism resources in China, Xinjiang has more than 1,100 scenic spots and ranks first in the country, attracting many mainland tourists and overseas tourists based in Central Asia and West Asia. The data shows that in 2013, the tourism industry in Xinjiang continued to develop quickly and soundly. The total tourism revenue increased by 17% year-on-year, and the number of domestic and foreign tourists received exceeded 50 million for the first time. However, this year’s violent and terror incidents have cast a shadow over the Xinjiang tourism market that should have entered the peak season. The secretary of the Tourism Bureau of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Inam Naisirdin, told reporters: “The tourists we have received in the recent past have fallen by about 40% compared with the same period last year. There are also a lot of people who ski and skate in Xinjiang during winter travel. It was the violent and tragic events that took place in Kunming and Xinjiang in March that caused the tourism in Xinjiang to be affected by a large number of people.

“Clouds cannot cover the sun. The emergence of individual terrorists does not represent an area, and it does not represent a nation. The people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang are harmonious and stable. Moreover, there has never been a tourist in Xinjiang that has been harmed for more than ten years. See, come to Xinjiang to see it. The management of our scenic spot and the management of the hotel are in place."