Encore: What changes can tourism bring to rural areas?

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  Discussion keeps the world turning.

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  This is Round Table.

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  More Chinese people live in cities than in rural areas with urbanization rate having exceeded 65% according to the 2023 government work report.

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  However, the shifting lifestyle has not changed people's longing for the rural ideal.

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  An online travel agency says the number of orders for rural tourism has more than doubled from the same period in the pre pandemic year of 2019.

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  Hello, I'm Lai Ming and you're listening to Roundtable.

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  Today with my colleagues Niu Ho Ling and Brendan Yates, we will discuss the prospect of rural tourism.

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  Number one item on the issue, what is rural tourism and what form does it take?

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