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Vacation town set to open near Universal Beijing Resort

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A new vacation town, located next to Universal Beijing Resort, is set to open in the second half of 2025. 

Named "Wanli," this ambitious commercial and entertainment complex spans nearly 500,000 square meters and represents an investment of over 10 billion yuan. 

The project aims to introduce a variety of international brands and first stores to Beijing's sub-center, enhancing the area's appeal as a destination for leisure and tourism.

The project includes three major sections: the Wangfujing WellTown outlet shopping center, the Nous Land Hotel, and the Tingyun Micro-Vacation Town. 

Wangfujing WellTown, covering 190,000 square meters, is slated to become the largest outlet shopping center in Beijing. It will feature over 500 well-known domestic and international brands, with a focus on experiential retail, including art, sports, and entertainment, making up 50% of the space. Additionally, more than 60% of the brands will be debuting in Beijing's sub-center.

Tingyun Micro-Vacation Town is set to become a new hotspot for creative and experiential tourism. The town will feature unique elements such as a commercial street, a night market, boutique hotels, Tingyun Park, a live music venue, hot springs, and other themed attractions. The entire town will blend retail, lodging, music, art, and technology to create a distinctive vacation destination for Beijing residents and visitors alike.

Meanwhile, the Nous Land Hotel promises to attract fashion lovers with its infinity pool and stunning views of the Universal Beijing Resort's light shows. 

Major construction work, including Wangfujing WellTown and the Nous Land Hotel, has largely been completed, and the steel structure for Tingyun Town is nearing 90% completion. Once operational, the complex is expected to draw over 40,000 visitors daily, injecting new energy into the local economy and supporting the high-quality development of Beijing's cultural and tourism sector.

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