How many illegal tour guides were found in Beijing during the May Day holiday?

With the May Day and Dragon Boat Festival holidays approaching, the Beijing Urban Management Law Enforcement Department will launch a city-wide special campaign to improve the order of the tourism environment. So far this year, the city's urban management law enforcement system has investigated and dealt with 1,173 cases of city appearance and environmental violations around scenic spots while carrying out special tourism law enforcement.

It is reported that in this special rectification operation, the urban management law enforcement department will focus on investigating and punishing illegal distribution of small advertisements, unlicensed operations, illegal operations, illegal one-day tours and other illegal activities around tourist attractions and tourist routes, especially Frequency of inspections and enforcement efforts will be increased for tourist attractions such as Qiansanmen Street, Hepingmen intersection, Beijing Tourism Distribution Center, Ming Tombs, Juyongguan Great Wall, and sources and departure points for illegal one-day tourists.

The relevant person in charge of the Beijing Municipal Urban Management Bureau said: "During the law enforcement process, the urban management team members will conduct key inspections on the 'one-day tour' tour group, and strictly carry out five must-checks, that is, the tour guide certificate, tour guide certificate, etc. Itineraries, tourist vehicle charter licenses, road transport licenses, and driver qualification certificates will be subject to law enforcement inspections. In addition, the urban management law enforcement department will also strengthen communication and coordination with relevant law enforcement departments such as tourism, transportation, and traffic control to carry out joint operations. Law enforcement will further purify the capital’s tourism market and create a good tourism environment order for citizens and tourists.”

On the morning of April 25, the Beijing Municipal Urban Management Law Enforcement Bureau’s law enforcement team launched a special law enforcement operation on the tourism environment order around the Forbidden City. examine. Urban management team members used the Beijing Tourism Urban Management Law Enforcement APP to conduct on-site verification of the identity of the tour guides and the qualifications of the travel team. After inspection, the tour guides all held formal tour guide certificates and electronic itineraries, and the travel agency also had legal qualifications. The overall inspection was in good condition. During the law enforcement process, urban management team members also actively publicized to tourists the dangers of illegal one-day tours, unlicensed operations, illegal vehicles and other illegal activities, requiring tour guides to consciously abide by relevant laws and regulations, and jointly maintain the order of the capital's tourism environment.

It is reported that so far this year, the city’s urban management law enforcement system has investigated and dealt with 1,173 cases of city appearance and environmental violations around scenic spots while carrying out special tourism law enforcement; 8,013 tourism operating vehicles and 579 tour guides have been inspected; 702 cases of illegal distribution of small tourism advertisements were investigated and punished; the number of tourism complaints received by the 96310 urban management hotline dropped by 74% year-on-year.

Strict investigation is required.

The news comes from NetEase.