Published on : Wednesday, April 8, 2020
As the offline cultural activities and tourism is affected by the epidemic, digital forms such as online music, livestreaming, cloud exhibitions, smart tourism and others based on 5G and artificial intelligence have been surging.
Museums around the country have launched more than 2,000 online exhibitions which has received over 5 billion views in total.
This is according to the digital cultural and tourism industry development index report.
In February China’s major online travel agency Trip.com Group launched a “cloud tour” campaign in February, inviting tour guiding service providers to make over 7,000 audio guides free for tourists online.
The Potala Palace, a landmark in China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, held a livestreaming tour the first time in its over 1,300-year history last month. The tour received about 920,000 views.
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