This document summarizes a presentation about tourism in Beijing. It discusses Beijing's rich cultural and historical tourism resources, including six world cultural heritages. It describes the impact of the 2008 Olympics in improving Beijing's tourism industry and urban environment. It outlines Beijing's goals to become a worldwide first-class tourist city and international hub for conventions and exhibitions. The presentation provides an overview of Beijing's transportation infrastructure, accommodations, and facilities to enhance accessibility and the tourist experience.

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2. Beijing Tourism PresentationMr.WangYanshengCultural Attaché Consulate General of China (New York)

3. Beijing Tourism PresentationMs. Zhang XinhongDirector, China National Tourism Office (New York)

4. Beijing Tourism PresentationMr.YangQuanon behalf of Beijing Tourism Administration

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6. The Olympics have brought great changes to Beijing’s urban environment and quickened the development of Beijing’s tourism industry.

7. The Olympic Green

8. The impact of the Olympics on Beijing’s tourism not only increased the total number of tourists and total tourist revenue, but also improved structure, market mechanisms, the degree of internationalization, and other aspects.

9. The Beijing Municipal Government has explicitly stated that it hopes to build Beijing into a worldwide first-class tourist city and an international first-class capital city of conventions, incentives and exhibitions.

10. The basic tourism situation in Beijing

11. Part IBeijing’s Tourism Resources

12. Founded as a city 3,000 years ago, and as a capital over 850 years ago, Beijing has accumulated innumerable precious places of interest. Beijing has six world cultural heritages.

13. The Great Wall

15. The Palace Museum

17. The Temple of Heaven

19. The Summer Palace

21. The Site of Peking Man

23. The Ming Tombs

25. Tian’an men Square

26. Beihai Park

27. Yunju Temple

28. Beijing is home to ancient temples and renowned gardens, yet also filled with modern flavor.

29. The Bird’s Nest

30. The Water Cube

31. The National Center for the Performing Arts

32. Asian Contemporary Art Center

33. Nanluoguxiang

34. New Sanlitun

35. Shichahai

36. New Qianmen Street

37. The Capital Museum

38. Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall

39. Beijing is also home to fine food and drink

40. Quanjude Roast Duck

41. Donglaishun Boiled Mutton

42. Manchu-Han Feasts

43. In Beijing, you can enjoy delicious food both from China and around the world.

44. Beijing is also a good place for shopping

45. Rongbaozhai

46. Tongrentang

47. Newly-built shopping places

48. The Place and Solana

49. You are sure to return happy

50. Beijing’s rail transit has basically become a network

51. Terminal 3 of the Capital International Airport

52. Beijing South Railway Station

53. Beijing-Tianjin High-speed Railway

54. Beijing has 778 star-rated hotels with a total of 223,000 beds

55. All the major scenic spots of the city have completed the standardized English construction of signs

56. The construction of handicapped-friendly facilities

57. Multilingual electronic tour guides

58. Tourist consultation services

59. Tourists can travel comfortably in Beijing

60. Part IIThe Objectives of Future Development

61. In 2009, Beijing received 4.125 million inbound overseas tourists, of which the USA, Japan and Korea were the top three sources.

62. Convention & Exhibition Tourism is a Priority

63. WTTC Summit 2010

64. Preparing to host the celebratory ceremony of the 60th anniversary of PATA in 2011

65. Beijing has won the bid for the SITE Conference 2012

66. During the recent Spring Festival Golden Week, Beijing became the most popular tourist city in China.

67. Beijing welcomes you!

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