Suzhou's Unique Low-Altitude Economy and Ancient Heritage

Suzhou, renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage, is now at the forefront of merging tradition with technological innovation to develop a unique low-altitude economy. The city has established itself as a leader in low-altitude transport, utilizing helicopters and drones to enhance connectivity and efficiency.
With an extensive network comprising 263 take-off and landing points and 401 flight routes, Suzhou's low-altitude transport industry boasts a significant scale, exceeding 5.8 billion dollars. This rapid development signals a transformative shift in how the city approaches logistics and transportation.
As Suzhou continues to embrace cutting-edge technology, residents and visitors alike are invited to discover how these advancements are shaping the local economy. The practical applications of helicopter commutes and drone deliveries are not just futuristic concepts; they are becoming a reality in daily life.
To further illuminate this burgeoning sector, CGTN will launch a new series titled "Suzhou: Global City from Ancient Roots," from February 5 to 12. The series will delve into the thriving low-altitude economy and explore the various ways in which this innovation is intertwined with the city's storied past.
This initiative highlights how Suzhou is leveraging its ancient heritage while positioning itself as a dynamic player in the tech-driven global economy. By examining the interplay between tradition and modernity, the series aims to offer viewers insights into the potential future developments within Suzhou.
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