Why is cross-border tourism booming?

Will cross-border tourism recover rapidly?

Cross-border tourism refers to tourism activities conducted between different countries or regions, including outbound tourism and inbound tourism. As the global epidemic gradually comes under control, the cross-border tourism market has begun to gradually recover, especially attracted by some special destinations, such as New Zealand and Australia.

There may be many reasons why more and more people choose to travel across borders. The following are some possible reasons:

Relief of the domestic epidemic: The epidemic in China has been relatively effectively controlled, and comprehensive blockade measures have been implemented in many places. This has eased the domestic tourism market to a certain extent, and many people can enjoy traveling in a safe environment.

Convenience of cross-border travel: Cross-border travel usually requires airlines or other means of transportation, which is more convenient and flexible than domestic travel. At the same time, because language and cultural differences are small, cross-border travel can also enhance people's cultural exchange and communication skills.

Low opportunity cost: Compared with domestic travel, cross-border travel can usually save costs on air tickets, accommodation and meals. In addition, since the tourism industry has been less affected during the epidemic, cross-border travel can also enjoy better price concessions.

Policy support: Many countries and regions have introduced support policies for the tourism industry, such as tax exemptions, tourism subsidies, etc. The introduction of these policies has provided a certain degree of support for cross-border tourism.

Strict epidemic prevention and control measures: Due to strict epidemic prevention and control measures, international tourism activities have higher risks. Cross-border travel avoids this risk because it usually takes place locally and can therefore be managed more conveniently and safely.