Tourism in China is experiencing significant growth, particularly in regions known for their natural beauty and unique cultural offerings. Jinzhou City in Liaoning Province has successfully integrated water sports with local attractions, highlighted by the 2024 China Family Sailing Competition, which attracted over 200 participants and generated substantial economic activity. Meanwhile, the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding has spurred a thriving 'panda economy', with nearly 20 million tourists visiting Sichuan and greatly increasing panda-related merchandise sales. In central Hubei Province, the Shennongjia Forestry District is becoming a popular ecotourism destination, with its mild climate and rich biodiversity drawing large summer crowds. Additionally, Hongtiguan Township in Shanxi Province has seen a surge in visitors looking for adventure through off-road motorcycle rides and camping, attracting over 200,000 tourists this summer. These developments reflect a broader trend in China where diverse tourism experiences are being leveraged to boost local economies and promote cultural heritage.