Using problem-oriented thinking, this paper analyzes how to develop tourism in China in the post-COVID-19 epidemic era.

Using problem-oriented thinking, this paper analyzes how to develop tourism in China in the post-COVID-19 epidemic era as follows:

1, the epidemic situation has been normalized and is no longer the main obstacle to the development of tourism. At present, the state and local governments have established a series of good safeguard measures to deal with normal and sudden outbreaks. Safeguarding people's livelihood, promoting employment and developing economy are the main tasks in the later period. As an important industry to promote consumption, tourism conforms to the current economic model that advocates green development. The country will actively support and promote the greater development of tourism, and it is inevitable to gradually restore the development of tourism, and it is now.

2. The super-large-scale market with a population of 14, China, which is rich in domestic tourism resources, has been circulating within the tourism market, and the tourism consumption that has been suppressed for two years has been gradually released, which is enough to prop up the whole tourism market.

3. Epidemic control has been normalized, and the tourism market has been gradually liberalized, with a limited pace. Under the guidance of big data, each tourist attraction will receive limited reception according to its own reception capacity. The development of tourism is steady, positive and orderly, and there will be no blowout market.

4. In order to adapt to the stable and orderly development speed of the tourism market, if the tourism industry wants to develop rapidly, the tourism form should be changed from sightseeing to deep experience, and the depth of tourism products should be refined to obtain greater market benefits.

5. The tourism product line should also be expanded from the famous traditional city type to a broader agricultural tourism experience product line that is in deep contact with nature, such as rural houses, folk experience tours, forest leisure vacations, mountain leisure sports tours, etc. , so as to obtain the market income of a wider product line.