Does the country have a unified policy of reducing or exempting tickets for tourist attractions?

The ticket reduction and exemption policies for tourist attractions are as follows:

(1) Teenagers who buy tickets for scenic spots and hold valid certificates such as resident ID cards or student ID cards are entitled to enjoy preferential price policies. The specific policy standards are: children under 6 years old (including 6 years old) or children under 1.2 meters in height (including 1.2 meters) are free of charge, and minors between 6 years old (excluding 6 years old) and 18 years old (including 18 years old) and students with full-time undergraduate education or below are allowed half a ticket.

(2) Older people over the age of 60 can enjoy preferential tax reduction and exemption by virtue of their ID cards or old-age certificates, officers in active service by virtue of their military officers' certificates, and disabled people above the third level by virtue of their disability certificates.

(3) Students, usually with their student ID cards, can enjoy half price.

(4) Soldiers holding military officers' certificates are either free of charge or charged in full.

(5) Some scenic spots are also free.

(6) Teachers' qualification certificates in some areas are also half-priced.

Extended data:

In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of tourists and tour operators, standardize the order of the tourism market, protect and rationally utilize tourism resources, and promote the sustained and healthy development of tourism, the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China is formulated.

Promulgated by the NPC Standing Committee on April 25th, 20 13, and effective as of October/0 13+0, 2006.

According to incomplete statistics, more than 60 countries and regions have enacted tourism laws.

Baidu Encyclopedia: Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China