After the epidemic, will people be more inclined to travel abroad?

As global vaccinations gradually advance and the epidemic is brought under control, cross-border tourism is expected to recover in the next few months to a year. Here are some factors that may lead to the growth of cross-border tourism:

Desire for new experiences: As people’s living standards and income levels improve, they are more willing to try new travel experiences, including cross-border travel. People are also increasingly interested in discovering new culture, food, music, art and history.

Price concessions brought about by competition between airlines and hotels: The price of cross-border travel was once high, but due to intensified competition from airlines and hotels, price concessions are becoming more and more attractive, attracting more people to travel overseas. travel.

Visa facilitation: Many countries have adopted visa facilitation policies, which makes traveling to these countries easier. In addition, some countries have launched online visa applications and expedited customs clearance projects, making visas and transit more convenient.

Convenient transportation and communication: With the development of the Internet and mobile communication technology, cross-border travel has become easier and more convenient. People can book air tickets, hotels and travel activities anytime and anywhere, and use the Internet and mobile communication technology to stay in touch with family and friends.

In summary, more and more people choose cross-border travel due to their improved quality of life and income levels, their desire for new travel experiences, and the convenience of visas, transportation and communications, etc. policy. Although cross-border travel has been hit by the epidemic, it may recover in the coming months or year.