Guiyang district announces plans for all-for-one tourism

Wudang district in Guiyang, the capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province, aims to adjust the growth pattern of its tourism economy and is planning to develop all-for-one tourism in 72 parks.

All-for-one tourism is a new planning concept that integrates social resources in a particular area to realize the tourism industry's comprehensive development.

Statistics show that 23.09 million tourists visited Wudang last year and contributed 13.89 billion yuan ($2.04 billion) in tourism revenue.

The district's plan for the 72 parks is focused on integrating forest, wetland, mountain, city and community parks. The project also requires set green belts every 300 meters and parks every 500 meters.

As Guiyang continues its quest to become a city with 1,000 parks, Wudang's park scheme is increasingly essential.

Several of the district's featured parks will soon be completed. Also, a series of landscapes and ecological corridors integrated with natural, cultural and tourism resources will be built to contribute to Wudang's all-for-one tourism development.