Recently, Guangzhou's Nansha District and Dongguan's Binhaiwan Bay Area have joined forces to introduce the "Credit Travel" dual-city cultural tourism routes. This innovative program combines "creditworthiness" with travel, offering residents and visitors of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area a seamless cross-city travel experience.

The credit travel routes integrate ecological, cultural, and commercial resources from both regions. The Nansha route features attractions such as the Nansha Wetland, Nansha Tianhou Palace, Inno Bay, KWG YOFO Mall, Wanda Plaza, and Nansha Shopping City, creating a blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and urban leisure. 

Recognized individuals, including "China Good People," "Guangdong Good People," "Guangzhou Good People," and "Nansha Good People," (where "Good People" refers to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding performance in areas such as helping others and being honest and trustworthy) as well as trustworthy volunteers, can enjoy benefits such as 50% off admission tickets and expedited entry through the "Credit Nansha" (信用南沙) WeChat mini program.

The Binhaiwan Bay Area route features significant sites, including the Opium War Museum, Dongguan Golden Coast, Binhaiwan Bay Area Cultural & Sports Park, and the Radisson RED Binhai Bay hotel. 

Recognized individuals from the "Good People" initiatives can also present relevant certifications at designated locations to receive 20% discounts and expedited services, reinforcing the principle that "credit has value and trust is rewarding."

This collaboration between Nansha and Binhaiwan Bay Area not only promotes the establishment of a cross-regional credit recognition mechanism but also breaks down geographic barriers. By merging "creditworthiness" with cultural tourism, the initiative aims to invigorate the tourism market in the Greater Bay Area and enhance the sense of trust among residents and visitors.