After hearing Qin Zi'an's suggestion, Director Dong's furrowed brows gradually relaxed, and he admired Qin Zi'an even more.

He knew that Qin Zian's proposal took into account both the overall interests and the demands of individuals and local communities.

Most importantly, Qin Zi'an's proposed solution solved Director Dong's urgent problem.

In this way, he would no longer be caught in the middle, but would be able to achieve a win-win situation.

"Director Qin, your suggestion is so timely! I'll go back and prepare the relevant materials immediately to fully cooperate with your work. I hope that Qiongzhou can be fortunate enough to become one of the pilot cities and contribute to the cultural tourism industry of our Dragon Kingdom," Director Dong said gratefully.

Qin Zian nodded and smiled, patting Director Dong on the shoulder in encouragement.

"Director Dong, it's good that you understand this. I also hope you can remember... Our goal is not just to add a pilot city to the list, but to take this opportunity to develop cultural and tourism cities, inject new vitality into the local economic and social development, and let more people see the cultural and tourism of China."

After hearing Qin Zian's words, Director Dong nodded heavily.

Because of this conversation, Director Dong relaxed and began to pursue his original aspirations to make the projects under his responsibility shine.

As for Qin Zi'an, he was also constantly busy, continuing to devote himself to the cultural and tourism industry.

As time went by, Qin Zi'an handled the approval of various cultural and tourism projects while working with his team to manage the international affairs of the transit project.

Under his leadership, the team is like a well-trained fleet, braving the winds and waves and forging ahead.

They shuttle between governments of various countries, building bridges of cooperation with wisdom and sincerity. Their hard work and unremitting efforts are left on every negotiating table.

After rounds of negotiations, China has established a "transit cooperation" agreement with its neighboring countries, working together to develop and build China's cultural tourism brand.

After all, foreign tourists mainly come for China; other neighboring countries are just a side dish at best.

When the neighboring countries were trying to undermine China, they were somewhat wary, but they couldn't let go of the huge profits involved.

Establishing a cooperative relationship with China now would be ideal, as it would not only allow us to attract tourists openly but also enhance our reputation.

On the other hand, China has also maximized its benefits from this, and has gradually improved its existing cultural and tourism mechanisms and projects.

At the same time, after learning about the actions of the Longguo Culture and Tourism Bureau, major airlines also took the initiative to come to the Bureau for cooperation.

Even though the Dragon Kingdom has opened up many transit cities, they still focus the vast majority of their efforts on the transit cities under the Dragon Kingdom's jurisdiction.

Whether it's newly opened pilot cities or Hong Kong and Macau, major airlines have offered significant preferential policies.

Not only have more routes been added, but airfares have also been discounted to encourage foreign tourists to stay in Chinese cities for transit.

Major travel agencies both at home and abroad are doing the same, all rushing to get a piece of the pie in this emerging wave.

A wide variety of special offers and travel plans are available, with every effort made to ensure that tourists feel they are getting excellent value for their money.

If these external partners and institutions are so proactive, one can only imagine the enthusiasm of the provinces and cities within China, as well as the newly added pilot transit cities.

Each one is thriving, welcoming thousands of tourists to appreciate the city's scenery and culture.

Over time, the 'transit tourism ecosystem' built by Qin Zian has gradually taken shape and demonstrated strong vitality.

China's transit tourism brand has gradually been established during its development, attracting more and more tourists from all over the world, as well as more and more countries and regions to cooperate.

Nowadays, this cultural and tourism cooperation is no longer limited to neighboring countries; many countries and regions in Europe and America have taken the initiative to seek cooperation.

After all, the trip to China has already created a huge buzz on the internet, and it's almost become a fashion item for those foreigners.

Given such immense popularity, it would be extremely difficult for official departments to make changes.

Don't be so possessive of other people's money, and don't try to stop the unstoppable development of the Dragon Kingdom at all costs.

These countries made this decision entirely because they had suffered greatly from it.

Leaving aside recent events, let's talk about the period when Harbin first became popular...

Foreign media outlets have launched a siege against Harbin, attempting to boycott and attack the city from all angles, with one smear article after another being published.

However, it was of no use at all.

Furthermore, because these media outlets attacked China and published false information, they suffered a strong backlash.

Adhering to the idea of ​​'learning from mistakes,' this time they did not go against the Dragon Kingdom again, but wanted to come and get a share of the pie.

Qin Zian's thoughts on such readily available opportunities to exploit people have always been quite consistent.

Such lush green chives, why not harvest them?

Thus, China began in-depth discussions and cooperation with many countries and regions, forming a framework with China as the main player and other countries around the world as supporting players to jointly develop transnational transit tourism routes.

Through cooperation and joint efforts among various countries, a new landscape of mutually beneficial and win-win tourism cooperation has been created.

In this grand international cooperation, the reputation of the Dragon Kingdom tour has grown stronger and stronger, and naturally, more and more foreign tourists are coming to the Dragon Kingdom for tourism.

After experiencing the beauty of China, they all used social media to let everyone know that they had participated in this craze, sharing their travel experiences in China through travel blogs.

Undoubtedly, in this process, China's tourism international influence has been further expanded.

"Oh my god! Can you believe it? China is like a giant amusement park, with delicious food and fun activities everywhere you go. A month's trip was far too short; I feel like I don't even know enough about China yet. When I have more time, I definitely want to take a long trip to China."

"Goodbye, Sichuan! Goodbye, this city without chili peppers. Goodbye, Dragon Kingdom! But don't be sad, I'll be back soon. I've heard that Guangdong has lots and lots of chili peppers, and the people there can really handle spicy food! If all goes well, let's meet in Guangdong for Christmas!"