This winter, Liaoning Province is proving that subzero temperatures can spark red-hot growth! 🚀 With temperatures dipping, the region’s frosty landscapes have become a playground for innovation, blending cultural heritage with modern tourism to create a 2026 winter success story.
From Ice to Income
Shenyang’s winter fishing carnival is drawing crowds with its ‘catch-of-the-day’ vibes, while Fushun’s ice-snow adventure routes are serving adrenaline with a side of hot springs. Over in Jinzhou, coastal ice sculptures meet ocean views – think ‘Frozen’ meets Baywatch ❄️🌊. Local businesses report a 40% surge in revenue compared to last winter, with hotels fully booked through February.
Culture Meets Cold Cash
"We’re turning shivers into shimmers," says tourism official Zhang Wei, highlighting how traditional Manchu ice games and Uygur folk performances are attracting both domestic travelers and international visitors. The province has created over 15,000 seasonal jobs, from ice-carving instructors to hot-pot chefs 🥟⛸️.
What’s Next?
With the Lunar New Year approaching, Liaoning plans to launch night skiing events and AR-enhanced ice mazes – because 2026 winters are anything but basic. ❄️🔮
