China is to make history with the ongoing construction of the world's tallest ferris wheel.
At 680 feet, the $99 million Beijing Great Wheel is being built in Eastern Beijing's Chaoyang Park. The tourist attraction will have 48 air conditioned compartments with a capacity of 1,920 passengers.
The Great Wheel is scheduled to be opened to public on August 2008.
The world's tallest ferris wheel is designed by the same Dutch company that worked on the 443 ft. London Eye.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Tallest Ferris Wheels
- The construction of the world's tallest ferris wheel presents opportunities for innovative designs and technologies in the amusement park industry.
- Tourist Attractions
- The Beijing Great Wheel's status as a major tourist attraction calls for disruptive innovations in the travel and hospitality sectors, such as immersive experiences and sustainable practices.
- Iconic Landmarks
- The Beijing Great Wheel's potential to become an iconic landmark highlights opportunities for city development projects and architectural innovations.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Amusement Parks
- The construction of the world's tallest ferris wheel creates a disruptive innovation opportunity for the amusement park industry to create captivating and record-breaking attractions.
- Travel and Hospitality
- The Beijing Great Wheel's status as a major tourist attraction calls for disruptive innovations in the travel and hospitality sectors, such as immersive experiences and sustainable practices.
- City Development and Architecture
- The Beijing Great Wheel's potential to become an iconic landmark highlights opportunities for disruptive innovations in city development and architectural projects that redefine skylines.
