The World Research Travel Conference 2024 was held in Penang, Malaysia, from Nov 3 to 7, marking the 50th anniversary of China-Malaysia diplomatic relations. The conference, themed "Research Travel - Opportunities, Synergies, and Sustainabilities," brought together global leaders in tourism and education, with the Gansu Performance Group's Cultural Tourism Development Company among the distinguished attendees.

At the opening ceremony, Ancient Sound of Dunhuang Educational Base showcased A Thousand-Year Dream, the world's first cave-style immersive theatrical production. The performance brought the Mogao Grottoes to life through iconic characters like the Vajra warriors and celestial musicians, earning widespread acclaim from international cultural and tourism professionals.

The Ancient Sound of Dunhuang Educational Base received official recognition as a World Research Travel Organization cooperative base on Nov 6. It features a 4,000-square-meter immersive learning space, 13 specialized classrooms, support from 200+ experts, and houses nearly 1,000 pieces of Gansu's intangible cultural heritage works.

Going forward, the Educational Base will build on this international recognition to strengthen global partnerships and enhance its educational offerings. Committed to the theme "Millennium Mogao, Study in Dunhuang," it aims to create innovative experiences that blend culture, art, and tourism while bringing Dunhuang's rich heritage to life for visitors worldwide.