What are the current safety problems in tourist attractions in my country?

In recent years, various tourist attractions have conscientiously implemented the provisions of the "Work Safety Law" and the "Interim Measures for Safety Management" and formulated and implemented safety management rules and regulations. The overall safety situation in tourist attractions has been relatively stable. But despite this, there are still some safety problems in tourist attractions that cannot be ignored, such as traffic accidents, food poisoning, fires and other accidents, which have caused serious damage. It can be said that they cannot meet the requirements of economic development and building a harmonious society. Therefore, it is crucial to find out the causes, take effective safety measures to prevent and cure them, and minimize the damage and losses caused by safety problems.

1 The importance of safety in tourist attractions.

As an important part of the tourism industry, scenic spots are the final destination and important distribution center for tourists. They face a relatively complex environment. To ensure the sustainable and stable development of scenic spots, safety is an important link that cannot be ignored. In summary, the importance of tourist attraction safety is as follows: For tourists, tourist attraction safety is an important guarantee to improve tourist satisfaction. For tourism operators, the safety of tourist attractions is a prerequisite for ensuring the smooth progress of tourism activities and obtaining good economic benefits. For the tourism industry, the safety of tourist attractions is the basis for the sustainable development of the tourism industry. Therefore, when it comes to the safety of tourist attractions, both tourists, tourism operators, and the tourism industry need to ensure tourism safety. From this we can see the importance and necessity of safety in tourist attractions. But currently, due to various reasons, there are still some safety issues that cannot be ignored in tourist attractions, causing great harm and seriously restricting the sustainable development of the tourism industry.

2 Analysis of the causes of safety problems in tourist attractions.

There are various safety issues in tourist attractions, including traffic accidents, fires, floods, food poisoning, sudden natural disasters, etc. In addition, there are also some accidents that can cause serious injuries. The reasons are mainly reflected in the following aspects.

2. 1 Insufficient understanding of the importance of safety in tourist attractions.

On the one hand, tourism practitioners have insufficient understanding of the seriousness of safety accidents, and lack of professional knowledge and professionalism in the safety management of tourist attractions, which has laid hidden dangers for the safety of tourist attractions; on the other hand, Tourists have insufficient safety awareness, ignore some safety warnings and safety notices, and do not abide by tourist rules, such as smoking and lighting fires in tourist attractions, entering unopened areas of scenic spots without permission, etc., resulting in some injuries that should be avoided often occur.

2.2 The organization is not sound.

At present, some tourist attractions still do not have special safety management agencies, and the level of safety management personnel is low. In order to cope with the inspection by the superior authorities, personnel from various departments were temporarily transferred to form an inspection team. The inspection work was not careful and in-depth, and there was a coping mentality. Once the inspection was completed, the team disbanded on its own and could not take effective rectification and prevention measures, resulting in the scenic spot There are major safety risks.

2.3 Facility replacement is not timely.

Some tourist attraction facilities are aging but cannot be replaced in time. This phenomenon is especially prominent in some scenic spots with poor economic benefits. Managers often take chances and plant hidden dangers for the safety of scenic spots. For example, in early 2003, aging wires in the Zhaozhou Bridge Scenic Area caused a fire in the exhibition room, causing varying degrees of damage to the exhibits stored in the exhibition room.

2.4 The construction of relevant laws and regulations is seriously lagging behind and their implementation is weak.

The constraints on tourism safety are relatively complex, but imperfect policies, regulations and poor implementation are very obvious constraints. On the one hand, current tourism policies and management regulations still lag behind business practices. Some special tourism projects that are popular with tourists and have high safety have not been included in the scope of safety management in a timely manner, and there is still a lack of corresponding safety regulations. On the other hand, safety management policies are not fully implemented in practice, resulting in ineffective implementation. Although the National Tourism Administration has relevant regulations, there are still many tourist attractions that have not been equipped with dedicated safety management personnel.

In addition, unclear safety responsibilities of tourist attractions and inadequate protective measures are also important reasons for safety problems in scenic spots. Only by comprehensively and in-depth understanding of these reasons, identifying the source, controlling from the source, not sparing every detail, and taking various protective measures can we improve the current safety status of tourist attractions and ensure the safety of tourist attractions.

3 Safety measures that should be taken in tourist attractions.

3.1 Pay more attention to and strengthen publicity and education on the safety of tourist attractions.

Publicity and education should be oriented to both tourists and tourism practitioners. For tourists, the safety awareness of tourists can be improved through various notices and explanation systems during the journey, as well as safety suggestions from tourism practitioners. It is also possible to guide tourists to follow normal tourist routes through the reasonable setting of tourist service points and reasonable planning of scenic spots, block the entrances to non-open areas, and set up notice boards in prominent locations to let tourists know that entering unopened areas is dangerous. There is no security. For tourism employees, on the one hand, we can strengthen their awareness by strengthening their safety education and training, and adopt a certificate-based employment system; on the other hand, serious safety accident handling requires tourism employees to strictly follow established standards and procedures. operations to avoid unsafe behaviors during service provision.

For example, in the process of providing catering and shopping for tourists, we must pay attention to every link and strictly follow the specifications to avoid accidents such as burns, food poisoning, or expired items for tourists.

3.2 Establish a special safety management organization to strengthen safety process management.

To ensure the safety of tourist attractions, the scenic spots themselves must strengthen their internal system construction and establish special safety management agencies. A dedicated person should be responsible to ensure that the safety standards and responsibility system for various safety management tasks in the scenic area are fully implemented; a special scenic area security department should be established to strengthen patrol and security work in the scenic area to effectively reduce and control the occurrence of safety accidents in the scenic area. At the same time, a linkage mechanism involving multiple parties can be established, mainly led by the administrative departments of tourist attractions and involving security personnel, fire and insurance departments, and tourism practitioners, in order to mobilize multiple parties to Solve safety problems at the same time and better suppress the occurrence of safety problems. However, it is worth noting that safety operating procedures with different contents should be formulated according to the responsibilities of each party, so that they can clarify their own management responsibilities so as to better perform safety work in scenic spots.

3. 3 Conduct regular inspections and strengthen safety monitoring.

First of all, dangerous roads, busy intersections and steep road sections in tourist attractions should be inspected regularly to eliminate dangerous rocks, rocks and other unsafe factors in a timely manner; check the building safety of scenic spots and add fire-fighting equipment and lightning rods and other safety facilities to improve the safety level of the building; regularly inspect special equipment such as high-altitude ropeways, bungees, mountain bikes, etc., do a good job in safety management of special tourism projects, and replace aging facilities in a timely manner to minimize losses. Secondly, it is necessary to strengthen the safety monitoring of scenic spots, strengthen the maintenance and inspection of various equipment, ensure that the equipment is always in good operating condition, and effectively prevent the occurrence of safety accidents. Electronic monitoring devices can be set up in key areas and remote areas to increase security facilities in scenic spots. In addition, a safety monitoring network for tourist attractions can be established to improve the technical content of safety monitoring in scenic spots.

4 Conclusion.

Generally speaking, the safety issues of tourist attractions in my country need to be paid enough attention to. Only by formulating safety standards based on the safety requirements generally required by tourists and combined with the actual situation of tourist attractions in various parts of the country, continuously strengthening safety process management, regularly inspecting potential safety hazards in scenic spots, and strengthening safety monitoring can we effectively suppress and reduce the number of scenic spots. The occurrence of safety issues has promoted the sound and rapid development of my country's tourism industry.