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| (China Daily) |
The city's tourism revenue reached 175.98 billion yuan in the first half of the year, a 9.1 percent year-on-year increase.
Yang Jinsong, a professor specializing in international tourism also from the academy, said the capital should further carry out a study on the trips and schedule of the foreign tourists benefiting from the policy and provide them with more tailor-made tourism products.
"We need to know whether they come for business or vacation, so as to come up with more clearly-targeted tourism product and help better present the city," he said.
Yang said the tour agencies, as well, should offer more two-day and three-day visitor packages tailored for the transit tourists.
"Compared with other international tourist destination cities, Beijing still has a lot of work to do to fully tap the potential of its tourism resources."

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