Leisure and tourism's contribution to the economy should be further highlighted as the Chinese capital is built into a world-class livable city, said government officials at the second China (Beijing) Leisure Conference recently.
Agriculture and tourism are becoming more tightly intertwined in Beijing, and this is greatly helping the local economy, experts say.
Beijing ranks among the top three leisure cities in China, says a report the city has issued.
Beijing's continuing ability to stage top-flight international sports events is a boon to the city's tourism, officials and academics at a forum on sports-themed leisure said.
BMW has long been renowned for the supreme driving pleasure of its models, and now the German premium carmaker is emphasizing more on the luxury and comfort side as well, with one of the latest examples the new 5 Series Li sedan.
Sephora, the world's leading cosmetics and specialty beauty retailer, has opened its first concept store in Asia which it says has new features that offer a "unique omni-channel experience" in a vibrant contemporary space.
Audi AG has started its electrification offensive with its first mass-produced electric model, the Audi e-tron, unveiled last week. With a dozen such models to follow in coming years, the German carmaker is charging ahead into the booming new energy vehicle segment.
As one of the most important cities in western China, Chengdu in Sichuan province has played a leading role in implementing and serving the country's development plans and policies in recent years, according to the local government.
A fiercely cybersecurity competition held recently in Chengdu has highlighted the city's strengths in promoting cybersecurity and attracting and developing leading professionals in the field, according to the local government.
Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, has huge potential to develop new internet technologies, according to Shen Jiye, CEO and chairman of the Beijing-based Nsfocus Information Technology Co Ltd.
More than 1,300 participants took part in a traffic-conducting lesson initiated by BMW Brilliance Automotive Co Ltd on Friday in Shenyang, Northeast China's Liaoning province, a lesson recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's largest such event.
Zhuhai, one of China's special economic zones, is determined to make the most of the opportunities presented by the Belt and Road Initiative to give its economy new momentum.
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