Ten worst industries under the epidemic situation

The ten worst industries under the epidemic situation include tourism, culture and entertainment, exhibition, aviation, catering, logistics and transportation, real estate, education and training, hotels and aquaculture.

1, travel

In particular, almost 1.000% of overseas tourism revenue is gone, which is bleak. Due to the epidemic, people can't move, many scenic spots are closed, and the passenger flow plummets, most of which are unsustainable.

2. Cultural and entertainment industry

In the cultural and entertainment industry, including cinemas, the box office income has dropped sharply because of the epidemic's long-term closure or restrictions on people flow and business hours, and practitioners are miserable.

3. Convention and exhibition industry

The exhibition industry has also plummeted. Due to the strict control of the large number of people, the income of the whole industry has almost dropped by more than 70%.

4. Aviation industry

When there is no epidemic, people still rely on flying. After all, the speed of flight is faster, so the development of aviation industry is also extremely rapid. However, since the beginning of 20 years, the aviation industry has gone downhill rapidly, and most airlines have suffered huge losses continuously.

5. Catering industry

During the epidemic, restaurants will be restricted or even closed down directly, resulting in a sharp drop in the turnover of the catering industry, or operating at a loss, which is easy to close down.

6. Logistics and transportation industry

During the epidemic period, many places were not only unable to deliver or receive goods, but also roads in some places were restricted, which led to poor logistics and transportation and greatly increased the cost of logistics and transportation enterprises. In addition, drivers who entered the epidemic area had to be isolated, and the whole industry suffered heavy losses.

7. Real estate industry

Affected by the epidemic, the unmarried tide and low fertility rate led to a decline in demand for housing. Now there is a whole family office, and the rent of commercial and residential buildings has also dropped sharply, and few people are interested. Although many measures have been introduced to stimulate the property market, the results have been minimal and the situation is not optimistic.

8. Education and training industries

The cancellation of offline teaching during the epidemic period, coupled with the impact of the double reduction policy, the education and training industry was obviously affected by the epidemic; The double pressure of double reduction and epidemic situation has made education and training a thing of the past.

9. Hotel industry

The hotel industry is generally bleak, with a serious decline in passenger flow. Most of them are struggling, and many of them can't do it.

10, aquaculture

During the epidemic period, feed prices rose, labor costs increased, and livestock could not be released in time, which eventually led to great pressure on farmers and even losses.