Will cross-border tourism recover after the outbreak?

With the gradual control of the epidemic and the recovery of the global economy, cross-border tourism is expected to usher in a vigorous recovery. The following are the reasons and trends that I think cross-border tourism will recover:

After the epidemic, people are more and more eager to travel. After a long period of blockade and restriction, people are eager to return to the free and open tourism world and release their inner pressure and bondage.

Tourism accelerates digital transformation. With the continuous popularization and application of new technologies, the tourism industry is accelerating the digital transformation, providing more personalized and diversified tourism choices and services through platforms such as the Internet to meet the needs and expectations of different tourists.

Cross-border tourism policies continued to be optimized. Governments all over the world are actively promoting the development of cross-border tourism, implementing more convenient and efficient tourist visa and customs clearance policies, and providing tourists with better travel experience and services.

Consumption upgrading drives the growth of tourism consumption. With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, consumption concepts are also constantly upgrading, and people's requirements for tourist destinations and services are getting higher and higher, so tourism consumption will show a faster growth.

In short, cross-border tourism is expected to usher in a vigorous recovery. With the gradual control of the epidemic and the recovery of the global economy, people's demand for tourism will be released, and factors such as digital transformation, policy optimization and consumption upgrading will also promote the development of cross-border tourism.