The Kunshan Tourism Resort has further facilitated the ease of travel within the historic city by providing free Wifi at A-level scenic spots and extensively upgrading its official WeChat account.
These latest developments are an example of the smart tourism model being adapted by Kunshan Tourism Resort as it tries to attract a greater number of visitors from the newly opened Shanghai Disney Resort.
After half a year's worth of development, Kunshan's new WeChat account (kslydjq) now offers a "Tourist Helper" service. This feature provides visitors access to a map, a variety of audio tours and the ability to book tickets electronically. The WeChat account also offers in-depth information about scenic sites, food, hotels, and shopping.
These latest developments at Kunshan Tourism Resort are part of a wider movement of smart tourism. Such efforts use modern technologies, including cloud computing, and place all the information a tourist could ever want into the palm of their hand.
The main page of "Tourist Helper" service system on Kunshan's WeChat [photo/ksdjq.com] |
Kunqu artist Zhang Jun racked up a new career achievement during his performance at the Modern Drama Valley festival at the Mercedes-Benz Arena on May 18, performing in a venue that is several times larger than what he is used to.
39 American travel professionals were given a two-day tour of the 2,500-year-old city from Sept 13 to 14, including visits to famous sights like Tiger Hill and Shantang Street, as well as chances to experience traditional Chinese art.