Quzhou tourism development

The traditional industries in Quzhou mainly include textiles, shoes, leather and food. These industries have always occupied an important position in the economy of Quzhou City. With the continuous upgrading of technology and the continuous expansion of the market, these traditional industries are also gradually transforming and upgrading, achieving sustainable development.

IV. Conclusion

With the rapid development of China's economy, emerging industries in Quzhou are also rising rapidly. Among them, electronic information, new energy, biomedicine, cultural creativity and other industries have become the focus of Quzhou's future development. The development of these industries not only promoted the economic growth of Quzhou City, but also provided a new impetus for the upgrading of the industrial structure of Quzhou City.

1. Industrial structure upgrading

In a word, Quzhou has a good momentum of economic development and broad prospects for future development. Quzhou will focus on industrial structure upgrading, urban modernization and opening up, accelerate economic transformation and upgrading, and achieve high-quality development.

I. Classification of tourism resources

According to the national classification of tourism resources, tourism resources are divided into 8 main categories, 31 subcategories and 155 basic types. Our city passed the general survey of tourism resources in 2004, and the city obtained 1570 tourism resources, accounting for 7.43% of the total number of tourism resources in the province (21125); Types cover all eight main categories in the national standard, 29 of 31 subcategories, accounting for 93.55%, and 120 of 155 basic types, accounting for 77.42%; Among them, there are 16 five-level tourism resources, 49 four-level tourism resources, 145 three-level tourism resources, 374 second-level tourism resources, 575 first-level tourism resources and 4l1 foreign-level tourism resources. There are 78 newly discovered tourism resources, accounting for 4.97% of the total number of tourism resources in the city; There are 2l0 excellent (Grade III, IV and V) tourism resources in the city, accounting for 13.38% of the total, and 949 ordinary (Grade I and II) tourism resources, accounting for 60.45%, which shows that the types of tourism resources in the city are relatively complete and the quality of tourism resources is high, which has broad tourism development prospects.

Second, the development and utilization of tourism resources

Quzhou has various landforms, lingering rivers and beautiful mountains and rivers. Mount Lanke, located in the southeast of Ke Cheng, is known as the largest "born Liang Shi" in the Danxia landform in the world, spanning between the two mountains, like a dragon flying across, a rainbow spanning high, majestic and strange. Jianglangshan Scenic Area, changing its shape, is like a cloud, and it wants to fly. The "golden nail profile" in Changshan Geopark is defined as the first in the world by authoritative science in the international geological community. Sanqu mountain forest is called "a must in the south of the Yangtze River" by the world. The mountain roads of Gutian Mountain, Ziwei Mountain and Qianjiangyuan Forest Park are winding, and the clouds and mist are quiet. Strange mountains, different rocks, waterfalls and overlapping springs are rushing to the surface. Walking into Fushan Park and Xujiang Park, the exotic flowers, exotic grasses and dense trees are dizzying and unforgettable. There are more than 50 parks in the city, which are widely distributed between mountains and mountains, and are the main pillars of tourism in Quzhou. The 50 million original jointed volcanic stone pillars located in Hunan Town, Qujiang District are another masterpiece of nature, and scholars marvel that they are "oriental wonders", which can be compared with the British basalt columnar joint "Giant Dike". Longyou Grottoes, with its magnificent momentum and peculiar structure, are called "the ninth wonder of the world" by the media, and the literati admire it as the unique "ancient Greek temple" in China. A number of natural caves, such as Baita Cave, Taizhen Cave Cave and Liangtou Cave, located in the north of Ququ, are exquisitely cut, magnificent and colorful, and the sound of the waves is rumbling, as if they had entered the kingdom of heaven outside space, which is nothing but ethereal. Jiulong Lake, Cuiwei Lake (also known as Xianxia Lake), Yinhu Lake (Tongshanyuan) and Moon Lake, which are "far away like smoke, near and empty, neither bright nor hazy at night",Quiet as a girl, the aura is moving, which makes people feel affectionate and daydream, such as straying into Penglai fairyland and lingering.

As a famous historical and cultural city, Quzhou is worthy of its name. The city has 138 ancient sites, 78 ancient tombs, 784 ancient buildings, inscriptions and memorial buildings since the Neolithic Age, totaling more than 2,060. Among them, there are 2 national key cultural relics protection units and 7 provincial key cultural relics protection units, especially the Confucius Temple, which has the richest architectural and cultural connotation. Among many temples, halls, pavilions, city bridges and culverts, the ancient city walls and towers of Fucheng are the most magnificent. The inscriptions on the cliff of Xianyong Cave, the site group of Lianggongtang Kiln, the stupa, the Temple of King Xuanling of Zhou Dynasty, the Wu Ancestral Hall, Shaoyitang, Xianxiaguan, the famous historical and cultural town of nianbadu, etc., and the collection of nearly 10,000 cultural relics all have distinct regional and cultural characteristics.

With the strengthening of the construction and protection of natural landscape and human landscape, after years of efforts, Quzhou has formed a good echelon of tourism resources, and a number of high-grade tourism resources have been continuously developed, which has gradually become a hot spot in Quzhou tourism. Jianglang Mountain has been rated as a national scenic spot, Longyou Grottoes and Jianglang Mountain have been rated as national 4A-level tourist attractions, and Changshan Geopark is one of the four national geoparks in Zhejiang. Tourism has developed rapidly. At the end of 2005, it received 5.3 million domestic tourists, an increase of 26.2% over the previous year, and the domestic tourism income was 2.774 billion yuan, an increase of 28.4%. The number of inbound tourists in the whole year was 27,400, an increase of 40.2%. Among the inbound tourists: 10,600 foreigners, an increase of 39.5%; There were 16,800 compatriots from Hongkong, Macao and Taiwan Province, an increase of 47.4%. Foreign exchange income from international tourism reached 13.2 million US dollars, up by 26.0%. There are 36 tourist star hotels in the city, with 7 new ones. In 2006, it passed the national acceptance and won the title of "China Excellent Tourist City".