There are multiple tourism-related groups or companies in the Ili region, among which the more well-known ones are Ili Cultural Tourism Industry Group Co., Ltd. and Ili Gongyue Tourism Group.?
Ili Cultural Tourism Industry Group Co., Ltd.:?
Establishment date: May 3, 2020?
Registration location: Room B203, Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Incubator Park, Huining Road No. 999, Yining Park, Horgos Economic Development Zone, Ili Prefecture, Xinjiang?
Legal representative: Ding Dong?
Registered capital: RMB 600 million yuan?
Company nature: State-owned enterprise?
Business scope: Covers investments in cultural tourism industry projects and supporting infrastructure projects, as well as their construction and operation management; investments, development, construction, and operation management of tourist attractions; and investments in film and television projects, construction and operation management of sports venues, among other aspects.?
Important position: It is an important platform and means for the Ili Prefecture Party Committee and government to promote the strategy of ‘revitalizing the prefecture through tourism’.?
Ili Gongyue Tourism Group:?
Headquarters location: Located in Yining County, Ili.?
Company nature: A fully state-owned comprehensive tourism group.?
Business scope: Involves multiple fields such as hotels, high-end reception, business tourism, high-end conferences, regional tourism, and cultural exhibitions.?
Corporate belief: Adhering to the corporate belief of ‘Freedom, self-improvement, self-discipline, creation, dedication, and exploration’.?
Development scale: From a single catering business to a comprehensive business model now involving four major categories and dozens of business directions such as catering, hotels, tourism, culture, construction, health, shopping, leisure, entertainment, and outdoor sports.?
Both groups play an important role in the development of the tourism industry in the Ili region. For more information, it is recommended to visit the official websites of the relevant groups or consult the local tourism department.?