Multiple outlets report that Chongqing, China, has become a destination for tourists drawn to motorbiking culture and the city’s neon “cyberpunk” nightscape. Accounts describe tourists visiting at night to ride on gleaming motorcycles and pose for personalized video shoots, often clinging to drivers as engines roar through busy streets. Some tourists rent motorcycle jackets and arrange filming with vendors who sell services to capture rides and themed clips. Several reports link the boom to social media, where motorbiking videos—set against Chongqing’s lights and urban scenery—encourage viewers to travel to the city specifically for that experience. One article notes that, unlike many Chinese cities that have restricted or limited motorcycling, Chongqing has taken a more permissive approach and is embracing the trend. The result is a visible, organized tourism scene involving both riders and street-level filming teams. The coverage portrays motorbike tourism as increasingly intertwined with entertainment and content creation, with visitors treating the ride and video session as a primary reason for travel.