Mobile Toilets in Yili
Yili offers a diverse range of mobile toilet rental services, and the construction of tourist toilets continues to advance, with quality constantly improving.
Rental Services
Yili provides mobile toilet rental services for various scenarios, including marathons, concerts, music festivals, construction sites, and other occasions, meeting the temporary toilet needs of activities of different scales and types. The types of mobile toilets available for rent are abundant. There are vehicle-mounted mobile toilets, which have high mobility and can be quickly moved and deployed according to changes in the event location. There are also classic and practical mobile toilets, whose design focuses on practicality and stability, making them suitable for long-term, fixed-location use.
Construction Situation
Xinjiang continues to increase its efforts in the construction of tourist toilets. As an important region in Xinjiang, Yili actively participates in the construction of tourist toilets. As of now, the total number of tourist toilets across Xinjiang has reached 4,335. In 2025, the project for subsidizing mobile toilets on key tourist routes in Xinjiang will be implemented in Zhaosu County. The winning bidder is Xinjiang Jushenglong Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd. This project provides eight-stall mobile public toilets, further enriching the types and quantity of mobile toilets in the Yili region. In addition, Xinjiang plans to build 188 new fixed toilets and 47 new mobile toilets in 2026, which will further enhance the coverage and service capacity of tourist toilets in the Yili region.
Quality Improvement
Tourist toilets across Xinjiang are undergoing an iterative upgrade from being "makeshift" to being "meticulous." According to the national standard Quality Requirements and Evaluation of Tourist Toilets (GB/T 18973—2022), Category I and Category II quality evaluations are being carried out. Since 2023, a cumulative total of 36 Category I toilets have been evaluated across Xinjiang, and there are plans to evaluate an additional 15 in 2026. These measures help improve the quality and service level of mobile toilets in the Yili region, providing tourists and local residents with a more comfortable and hygienic toilet environment.
