🎬

Tourism & Lifestyle

Overview

Low-altitude tourism and consumer applications are the areas of the low-altitude economy closest to people's daily lives. From drone aerial photography to low-altitude flight experiences, from scenic aerial tours to aviation theme parks, low-altitude tourism is becoming a new hotspot for consumption upgrades, injecting new growth momentum into the tourism industry.

Main Experience Types

🚁 Low-Altitude Sightseeing

Helicopter, hot air balloon, airship scenic tours

πŸ“· Aerial Photography

Wedding aerial photography, travel follow-shots, film aerial shots

✈️ Flight Experience

Flight piloting experience, skydiving, paragliding

πŸŽͺ Aviation Theme

Aviation exhibitions, drone shows, model aircraft sports

Popular Destinations

Many places in China have launched low-altitude tourism projects:

Sanya Helicopter Tour Zhangjiajie Tianmen Mountain Guilin Li River Tour Yunnan Lijiang Aerial Shot Xinjiang Desert Flight Qingdao Coastal Tour Hangzhou Qiandao Lake Xiamen Gulangyu

Industry Prospects

With the gradual opening of low-altitude airspace and the maturity of eVTOL technology, low-altitude tourism will see explosive growth:

  • Market Size: Expected low-altitude tourism market size to exceed 50 billion yuan by 2025
  • Urban Air Mobility: eVTOL will usher in the era of "flying taxi commuting"
  • Drone Shows: Becoming a new standard for city festivals and events
  • Personalized Services: Aerial photography, flight experiences going mainstream

Drone Light Shows

Drone formation light shows have become the "new favorite" for city celebrations and commercial events. Thousands of drones form various patterns and text in the sky, replacing traditional fireworks - both environmentally friendly and spectacular.

Typical Cases: Cities like Shenzhen, Changsha, and Chengdu have staged drone light shows with thousands of drones during New Year's Eve, National Day and other events, attracting hundreds of millions of online viewers.

Future Development

eVTOL (Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Aircraft) is developing rapidly and will enable Urban Air Mobility (UAM) in the future, making "flying taxis" a reality. Chinese companies like EHang, XPeng AeroHT, and Autoflight are already global leaders, with commercial operations expected to be gradually realized from 2025-2030.