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China to boost RV and camping industry with new policies

20.07.2026 15:03 1 min 1 source
m.voc.com.cn ZHO

In Hunan province, the number of motorhomes surged from 400 to nearly 10,000 in seven years, with 53 standardised campsites covering all 14 cities. However, infrastructure gaps and low campsite profitability persist. China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments issued measures to support the RV sector, including simplified land approval for campsites. Yang Guolin, head of Hunan's self-drive tourism association, predicts the 'motorhome + road trip' segment will generate an additional 100 billion yuan for the province in the next 3–5 years.

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