What happened when the "tourist police" became the "patron saint" of mainland and Hong Kong and Macao tourists?

On March 5th, Macau Public Security Police formally established the Tourist Police. The first batch of employees is 40 people, mainly distributed in major tourist attractions in Macao.

The "tourist police" is not the first in Macao. Many countries with developed tourism in the world, such as Greece, Thailand, Russia and Egypt, have set up "tourist police". From asking for directions, losing things to being blackmailed, the "tourist police" will step in and solve everything related to tourism.

This concept was first put forward in Chinese mainland 20 14+0 1. When meeting with Zhang Qi, member of the Standing Committee of Hainan Provincial Committee and secretary of Sanya Municipal Committee, Li Jinzao, director of the National Tourism Administration, put forward the idea of setting up a "tourist police" branch. Once this idea was put forward, it was highly recognized by domestic popular tourist destinations such as Sanya.

On April 2016 15, the National Tourism Administration issued the Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Strengthening the Comprehensive Supervision of the Tourism Market, encouraging qualified areas to set up "tourist police". With the vigorous promotion of the National Tourism Administration, the formation of "tourist police" has become the choice of more and more tourist destinations, and the "tourist police" has also begun to develop from "one place in bloom" to "fragrance everywhere".

The establishment of tourist police first brings tourists a sense of security; Secondly, the tourist police have the power of administrative punishment, which can impose fines or even revoke their business licenses or qualifications, thus deterring tourism practitioners or businesses from cheating; In addition, the tourist police can also directly investigate theft and robbery cases, help quickly retrieve the lost identity information and personal information of tourists, and help freeze bank cards.

The relevant person in charge of the National Tourism Administration said that the establishment of the "tourist police" is a timely move to deal with the frequent chaos in the tourism market and an institutional breakthrough to promote the rule of law in the global tourism model. At present, "tourist police" is only a part of the comprehensive management law enforcement system. In the process of promoting global tourism, the National Tourism Administration will also focus on "establishing a comprehensive tourism management law enforcement system" and "encouraging key tourist cities to set up tourism police, tourism circuit courts and industrial and commercial tourism branches".