Harbin, a northeastern Chinese city, has transformed into an enchanting winter wonderland, captivating global audiences thanks to a surge in social media exposure.
This year's ice and snow season in Harbin has been a viral sensation, with short videos showcasing the city's breathtaking winter attractions sweeping across social media platforms. These captivating glimpses into Harbin's winter magic have diverted many tourists' plans, drawing them to experience the icy allure over other destinations.
Iconic scenes like the St. Sophia Cathedral bathed in artificial moonlight and the mesmerizing ice-snow theme park on the banks of the Songhua River are just a few highlights attracting tourists worldwide.
The city's popularity has soared to new heights, with the China Tourism Academy recently naming Harbin the top city for ice-snow tourism in 2024. This recognition is a clear indicator of the city's successful blend of cultural promotion, online engagement, and service enhancement.
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The Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI), with the support of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, the Roscongress Foundation, the International Exhibition-Forum "Russia", the Russian Union of Tourism Industry, the Committee for Tourism Development of the City of Moscow and the B1 Group of Companies, presented the results of a study of the domestic tourism market in Russia at the IV Russian Tourism Forum "Travel!"
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