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How the Shanghai Fest Is Tapping Into China's Film Tourism Boom

How the Shanghai Fest Is Tapping Into China's Film Tourism Boom
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The Shanghai International Film Festival is highlighting the 'film-plus' trend, where Chinese movies are being used to boost domestic tourism. Local authorities are actively promoting travel to filming locations, which has seen significant increases in hotel bookings and flight traffic.

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This strategy represents a significant economic recovery effort for the Chinese film industry and regional tourism sectors post-pandemic.

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Much has been made of the Chinese film industry s struggles to recapture the heady days of its pre-pandemic box office records, but it appears a government-led push for film tourism has started to help the wider domestic economy recoup some of what has been lost at the multiplex.

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