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Camping in China is evolving far beyond tents and the great outdoors. At a campsite in Beijing, young people and families can enjoy barbecue, coffee, music, meals or take part in nature and biodiversity activities – all without having to bring much of their own gear. So what are people really paying for? CGTN explores how camping is evolving into a wider lifestyle experience and creating new consumption opportunities beyond the tent.
Camping in China is evolving far beyond tents and the great outdoors. At a campsite in Beijing, young people and families can enjoy barbecue, coffee, music, meals or take part in nature and biodiversity activities – all without having to bring much of their own gear. So what are people really paying for? CGTN explores how camping is evolving into a wider lifestyle experience and creating new consumption opportunities beyond the tent.