Discussion keeps the world turning This is Roundtable Forget the guidebooks.
The new travel itinerary is written in the stars.
It's called Stargazing Tourism, and it's booming.
But why?
We'll explore why.
Travelers are now chasing celestial events and weather phenomenon.
We're live from Beijing.
This is Roundtable.
I'm Steve.
Thank you so much for being with us today.
And for the show, I'm joined by Youshun and Jingyu.
First on the program.
Stargazing has always carried a touch of romance, has it not?
Ancient poets wrote about the Milky Way, stretching endlessly above them.
And today, people living in crowded, neon-lit cities are rediscovering that same longing.
The desire to look up... and see the stars.
Across China, stargazing tourism is gaining momentum, blending astronomical science,
leisure, and culture into a fresh kind of travel experience.
So why are people doing this?
Why are more people planning their trips around the sky and around the weather?